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Immigration Law: Apply for a Tourist Visa to Visit the United States
Plan your vacation accordingly; tourists not from visa-waiver countries need to consult with their local embassy or consulate for application instructions.
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How to Apply for a Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver
Great news for immigrants currently residing illegally in the U.S! A provisional unlawful presence waiver (Immigration Law) allows these individuals to apply for a green card.
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Do I Need a Tourist Visa to Visit the U.S.?
Traveling to the U.S.? Find out if you are a citizen of a country that is among the 37 participating nations that belong to the visa-waiver program, and whether or not you need a Tourist Visa.
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What to Expect at Your Naturalization Ceremony
Beyond the swearing of the oath of allegiance and receiving the certificate of naturalization, your naturalization ceremony is a celebration of a new beginning.
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Immigration Law: What Are an Employer’s Immigration Obligations?
Did you know that reform to the Immigration Law requires that employers verify that their employees are authorized to work in the United States? Learn all about it here.
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Keeping Your Student Visa Current
The U.S. government stepped up its scrutiny of foreign students. Now, at Customs, they verify that each international student has a valid student visa.
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Immigration Law: A Reform May Limit Family-Based Visas
If the immigration law favors keeping families together, why is it that an immigration reform may limit family-based visas soon? Find out here.
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Why Wait to Apply for U.S. Citizenship?
Why are there millions of people living in the United States who are eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship, but haven’t done so? Read all about it here.
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U.S. Visas for Temporary Workers
Did you know there are several U.S. work visas available for diverse applicants? Keep reading to find more about them and find which one best suits you.
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International Adoption and Outrage in Russia Over Boy’s Death
Texas prosecutors announced they will not bring criminal charges against the parents in the death of Max Alan Shatto, a 3-year-old boy adopted from Russia. The parents say they found Max unconscious in their yard after the boy had gone outside to play. A medical examiner determined that the death was accidental. Russian authorities are…
