A deportation order is a serious matter, but it doesn’t always mean you can never return to the US. The government may allow you to appeal the order with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) within a specific timeframe. Should the BIA uphold the order, you may have...
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How can my criminal record affect the naturalization process?
The naturalization process in the United States involves lengthy procedures, including admission or adjustment to becoming a lawful permanent resident. It is an essential step that involves thoroughly assessing your criminal record. Certain crimes might make you...
What is asylum?
Within the United States, the term asylum is common when referring to immigrants. This protection is available under the country's immigration laws. But, despite how it may seem, it is not something available to everyone. There are rules and requirements people must...
Improving your chances of passing the naturalization test
The naturalization test comprises an English portion and a civics portion that you must pass to move on to the next step of U.S. citizenship. Whether or not you pass the test will depend heavily upon your preparation. Starting your preparation well in advance of the...
Deportation cases on the increase
Officials at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement saw their immigration workload saw a significant increase in the past year. The growth can be traced to a record number of migrants coming to the southern border. A recent federal report documenting activity from...
What to know about temporary employment visas
Individuals who are entering the United States to work temporarily must first apply for a nonimmigrant temporary worker visa. This visa differs from a permanent worker visa, and the person with the visa must follow all the associated terms. There are different visa...
3 steps in the deportation process
Deportation is the legal process of removing a non-citizen of the United States to his or her country of origin. Grounds for deportation include violations of criminal laws or immigration laws. Nevertheless, there is a legal process that has to take place before the...
Establishing U.S. citizenship through naturalization
When you come from another nation, but wish to live in Georgia or another part of the United States on a permanent basis, you first need to establish U.S. citizenship. Many people in your shoes choose to do so through a process known as naturalization. Per U.S....
Who qualifies for asylum in the United States?
An asylum seeker is someone who flees their home country to seek safety in another country because they fear persecution from their home country. When the United States provides a person with protection from deportation or removal back to their home country, they have...
How can I help my non-resident child become a U.S. citizen?
If you are an immigrant who has become a citizen of the United States, it is natural if you wonder how to make a son or daughter a citizen as well. While some families bring their children to the U.S., your child may still live in another country. If so, the U.S....