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If you are currently a lawful permanent resident in the United States, becoming a citizen could help you reunite with your children who live in your country of origin. Immigration laws allow both lawful permanent residents and U.S. citizens to sponsor family members to get a ...
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View MorePersons deported from the United States are generally barred from applying for visas to return to the United States. Under some conditions, the bar is ...
View MoreNormally, re-entry to the United States is prohibited for travelers holding an expired visa. However, in limited circumstances, re-entry after travel ...
View MorePriority dates are important for all green card applicants. Basically, one can imagine a "priority date" as an applicant's "place in line" or "place ...
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View MoreIn short, an asylum applicant CANNOT get employment authorization at the time that they apply for asylum. Employment authorization can be applied for ...
View MoreUnder US immigration laws and regulations, persons seeking entry can be denied entry if they commit fraud by making false statements. False statements ...
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