Individuals who come to the United States have different immigration status options. If they plan to stay temporarily or for a specific purpose, they may only need to obtain the applicable visa. Of course, some individuals may come to the country on a visa and later...
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Three common ways to obtain your Green Card
If coming to the United States to live and work has been a dream of yours, you may be confused about how to obtain lawful permanent residency status in this country. It is true that the process of immigrating to the U.S. is complex and carries no guarantees. In fact,...
What happens if you violate your parole?
If a conviction for a crime left you sitting behind bars for any length of time, you undoubtedly looked forward to the parole hearing that offered the opportunity for early release. Your job during the hearing was to convince the members of the board that you have...
Texas immigrants and field sobriety tests: Things you should know
As someone who emigrated from another country of origin to live in Texas, you may have found aspects of life in the U.S. a bit strange at first. Sports, family customs, religious events and even traffic rules and regulations may be peculiar to someone who has lived in...
The background check before your naturalization interview
Becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States is something you may have been working on for a long time. You expect the process to be complicated and thorough, and you may recall the anxiety of waiting for your green card. This is different, however. Your...
How will a DWI affect your job opportunities?
The days of staying with one employer until retirement are long gone. Most Americans change jobs many times during their lives, often trying to move up as they do so. This means going through the tedious process of applying for positions and interviewing.However, if...
Your visa and your wedding: Removing the conditions of status
While most brides and grooms have many details to iron out before the big day, your situation may have been even more complex. Marrying a U.S. citizen or green card holder involved immigration issues that you needed to resolve before you could come to the U.S. and...