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What Happens If You Divorce an Immigrant?

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Divorce is a stressful time of high emotions for any couple. After all, no one plans for a divorce at the start of their marriage. However, there is an added layer of uncertainty when one of the divorcees is an immigrant. In the US, immigrants are often able to live with their spouse through a […]

How To Prepare For The U.S. Immigration Medical Exam

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Whether you plan to become a US citizen or a permanent resident, at some point you will be required to take the USCIS medical exam. This physical medical exam could make or break your chances of admissibility, whether for citizenship, a green card, or a visa. Make sure that you understand what the USCIS medical exam […]

Benefits of Political Asylum in the USA

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Often, leaving your home country isn’t a choice but a need. Political persecution or oppression can make it dangerous to remain, but you can seek political asylum in the United States to escape persecution. This can give you an opportunity to raise your children in safety and have a chance at a fresh start. If […]

Basic Avenues To Obtain Permanent Residency In The United States

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The intricate immigration regulations, policies and laws behind obtaining a green card can be complicated and at times overwhelming to decipher. The most common question amongst foreign nationals is: How can I obtain my green card? Instead of going into the intricacies of the law, this article is designed to explain the basic avenues to […]

Immigration Benefits for Same Sex Couples

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After the Defense of Marriage Act was declared unconstitutional many same sex couples have moved forward with immigration applications for their loved ones. Many U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents have petitioned their foreign national same sex spouse in order to adjust their status in the U.S or consular process abroad. However, many same sex […]

Relief for Unaccompanied Minors

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Thousands of Central American children have been arriving to the United States in search of safety and protection. Children are fleeing their countries due to economic hardship, gang violence, human trafficking, and domestic violence or simply to reunite with a family member.  Undoubtedly, unaccompanied minors face difficult challenges during their arrival into the U.S.  Many […]

Parole In Place Brings Hope To Military Families

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On November 15, 2013 the Department of Homeland Security announced a new policy granting parole in place to military families within the U.S. The memorandum declared that parole in place may be granted to individuals who are the spouse, child or parent of an Active Duty member of the U.S. Armed Forces, an individual in […]

How to Stop your Deportation After Being Ordered Removed from the U.S.

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For many immigrants in the United States being ordered removed is one of the most alarming events they will ever undergo. When an immigration judge issues a removal order, Immigration Customs Enforcement “ICE” has the authority to enforce that order.  ICE may issue a written notice referred to a “bag and baggage” letter instructing the […]

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