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Yet another big occasion marks the celebrations of Independence Day in the United States this year! To make it more unique, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will naturalize nearly 9,000 new American citizens across the country. Acting director Lori Scialabba said, on the commemoration of the event– “It is our delight to…
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If you are a foreign national and seeking immigration to the United States, either while applying for a visa or if you are seeking to adjust status to that of permanent residence you shall be required to go in for the Immigration Medical Exam. During the course of taking this exam you shall also be…
Immigration is a prolonged process and an applicant needs to make sure that documentation is complete and error free. However, it is not compulsory to hire an immigration attorney for the immigration process but having an immigration lawyer at your side will make your case stronger and will also enhance your chances of clearing immigration…
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The debate over the cost and benefits of a broad overhaul of immigration laws by the congress parties are creating a ruffle in the US, especially in sectors like industry, agriculture, food processing and the nursery are facing the setback of congressional inaction. Experts believe that with a little change in the immigration laws, could…
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With an estimated 16 million undocumented immigrants, the Senate has proposed an immigration bill that gives the applicant a clear roadway to citizenship. The US proposes to grant a 13-year path to citizenship through border security, economic opportunity and Immigration modernization act that would gives registration to these undocumented Immigrants living in USA. The bill…
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