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Removal, often called deportation, involves legally expelling a non-citizen from the United States. Individuals may face removal proceedings for violating immigration laws or committing certain crimes. Relief from removal provides eligible individuals with legal...
Legal immigration is a complex and lengthy process. Individuals have to submit appropriate paperwork to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). They have to undergo background checks and a review of their medical records to ensure they meet...
As children of U.S. citizens, the dream of becoming an American is within your reach through derivative citizenship. This legal avenue allows you to automatically acquire U.S. citizenship from your parents. It grants you the full rights and privileges of being an...
Becoming a citizen can be a lengthy process. People often need to stay in the United States for years to be eligible for citizenship. They also have to complete the standard naturalization process. That process involves paying a fee, filing paperwork, undergoing a...
The recent descent into chaotic gang rulership in urban Haitian cities has driven many fearful, law-abiding citizens of the devastated country to set sail for Florida, seeking asylum. But those lucky enough to make it to American shores without capsizing have not had...
The bond between siblings can last a lifetime. They may share values, family history and childhood memories. Even a separation that persists for years and takes one sibling thousands of miles from the rest of the family is often not enough to sever that bond. As such,...
There are many different types of family-based immigration, and most of them require an established family relationship. However, those seeking to create a family relationship may also sometimes qualify for special immigration opportunities. A K-1 visa can help...
The U.S. offers a pathway to citizenship for eligible individuals through naturalization, a process that allows them to enjoy the rights and privileges of United States citizenship. The requirements for applying reflect the country's commitment to maintaining a fair...
Many people obtain their permanent resident status and green card when they marry a U.S. citizen. Because this is such a highly coveted status, immigration officials go to considerable lengths to ensure that these marriages are “real,” and not just a way to be able to...
Legally living in the United States is a goal for many people, and there are numerous ways to achieve that aim. Some people use family relationships as a way to lawfully enter the country. Others secure visas related to their educational pursuits or employment. Once...