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Si tiene una próxima entrevista con Stokes, lea esto primero.
Si está buscando una tarjeta de residencia basada en su matrimonio con un ciudadano estadounidense, podría terminar teniendo que someterse a una entrevista de Stokes para que el proceso de la tarjeta de residencia avance. Algo en su solicitud de visa permanente podría...
Los titulares de visas H-1B pueden tener más de un empleador
Trabajar en los Estados Unidos puede presentarle muchas oportunidades, incluso atraer la atención de otros empleadores. Dada la situación económica actual, es posible que desee explorar la posibilidad de tener varios trabajos, lo que potencialmente puede aumentar los...
How does the unemployment rate affect your green card prospects?
As the nation experiences economic shifts and demographic changes, unemployment and immigration become more closely linked. This bond influences the economy, the job market and government policies. Immigrant workers seeking green cards through employment need to...
What is next after naturalization denial based on a DUI record?
To qualify for naturalization in the U.S., you must meet specific legal criteria. A good moral character is one of them. If you have a DUI record from your home country, it may raise questions about your character. It may lead to a denial of your naturalization...
When can you be accused of marrying for a green card?
If you are married to a U.S. national or permanent resident, there’s some good news -- you may join them in the United States through a marriage-based green card. Unfortunately, marriage fraud cases are not uncommon, and the immigration authorities can sometimes...
What immigrants need to know about legal marijuana
California was the first state in the nation to allow medical cannabis and marijuana became legal for adult recreational use way back in 2016 – but the issue is a bit complicated for immigrants. Although perfectly legal within this state (and numerous others)...
A U visa can be a lifeline for crime victims
Crime knows no borders, and its victims come from all walks of life, regardless of nationality. However, immigrants without proper documentation may often be at more risk of being a target of crime, especially if they choose not to report crimes committed against them...
These 5 mistakes could derail your green card application
Obtaining a green card or permanent resident status is an exciting yet complex process. While you can freely live and work in the U.S. and begin working towards obtaining citizenship as a permanent resident, it helps to be wary of the potential pitfalls to navigate...
R-1 visa: A stepping-stone to permanent residency
Though an R-1 visa is only temporary, it can pave the way for religious workers to reside permanently in the United States. The USCIS grants R-1 work visas to foreign nationals who wish to perform religious work in the country. As a result, it can help holders to meet...
What if I lose my job while on a work visa?
Losing your job is already a daunting experience, but even more so if you are an immigrant on an H-1B work visa. On top of worrying about your source of livelihood, you will probably be anxious about whether the government will deport you sooner or later. After all,...