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What happens if I forget to put my fiancé’s kids on the K-1?
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Last Modified on Apr 24, 2024

When applying for a K-1 visa to bring your foreign fiancé to the United States, it is essential to include their children in the process. Neglecting to list your fiancé’s children on the application can lead to unforeseen complications for the entire family. Understanding the…

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Obtaining a visa for a foreign fiancé
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Last Modified on Apr 11, 2024

Many Americans find true love while working in a foreign country. Usually, these couples want to marry each other, and they devote a significant amount of time and energy to making that happen. Their first formal obstacle will be the United States immigration system. The…

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Petitioning your family to come to the U.S. on an R-1 visa
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Last Modified on Jan 30, 2024

The United States offers lots of opportunities for foreign nationals. One way is through the R-1 nonimmigrant visa. This is mainly for religious workers who want to work temporarily with non-profit religious organizations. As these individuals establish their lives in the U.S., it’s natural for…

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3 factors that could result in removal from the U.S.
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Last Modified on Dec 12, 2023

Facing deportation, also known as removal, can be a deeply distressing experience. Deportation is a formal procedure in which the U.S. government mandates a noncitizen to leave the country. There are various reasons for deportation. However, the process typically ensues because of an individual violating…

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An overview of the asylum process
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Last Modified on Sep 27, 2023

Every year, the United States allows legal entry into the country for thousands of immigrants who are seeking asylum. This immigration program is meant for refugees who are fleeing persecution in their home countries. The topic of asylum comes up often in the news media,…

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Usual reasons for a green card denial
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Last Modified on Jul 17, 2023

A green card generally makes you a permanent resident of the United States but getting one can be challenging. You need to apply, submit the necessary documents and go through the required procedures, and even then, you might fail. Every year, thousands of applicants fail…

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Can I face visa denial because of health issues?
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Last Modified on May 16, 2023

Like any country, the United States has a list of conditions for various visa types based on the circumstances. Whether traveling for work or recreational purposes, you must undergo a process to determine what visa type fits your situation. Still, certain factors could affect your…

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North Carolina’s revived bill widens divide on undocumented immigrants
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Last Modified on Apr 25, 2023

Immigrants play integral contributions to North Carolina’s diverse population. A recent American Immigration Council report shows that out of the state’s entire immigrant community, 39% accounts for undocumented immigrants. However, a revived bill directed at immigrants illegally staying in the country is now the center…

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Managing culture shock as an immigrant
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Last Modified on Apr 13, 2023

Arriving and living in a new country is a unique chapter in some people’s lives. It means new opportunities, new people to meet and new experiences. During the honeymoon phase of arriving in a new country, you may feel excited and optimistic about what is…

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Keeping your family together through the immigration process
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Last Modified on Mar 23, 2023

A foreign national hoping to achieve permanent residency in the United States can apply for a green card. Every green card application has its own set of caveats, but it will open many opportunities for you and your family. One of the more common ways…

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