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Legal residents can live, work and study in the United States like any other citizen. However, U.S. citizens have certain privileges that legal residents don’t, such as the ability to vote, travel with a U.S. passport and bring family members to the country. As a...
Following President Biden’s Executive Order 14012 earlier this month, USCIS will continue administering the 2008 version of the civics test required for naturalization. Previously, a 2020 version became effective on December 1. Individuals who applied for...
Whether you have immigrated to the United States seeking a better life for your family or have traveled to the country under an employment visa, you know first hand the advantages of living in the U.S. Many people apply for naturalization in an attempt to become a...
When a lawful permanent resident of the United States applies for naturalization, item 44 of part 12 of the N-400 form asks about the applicant’s registration with the selective service. Young men between the ages of 18-26 legally must register for the selective...
USCIS re-opening on June 4, 2020 was supposed to jumpstart stalled immigration cases. However, the reopening has shown disparate impacts on green card, naturalization, and H1B cases The first, in fact only, action taken by USCIS after the reopening was to gradually...
USCIS was reopened to the public on June 4, 2020, and has already begun scheduling naturalization oath ceremonies. You need to aware of new procedures to attend the ceremony due to COVID-19. What to Bring: First off, make sure to verify the time, day, and location of...
