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Can Immigrants and Noncitizens Vote in U.S. Elections?

Recent headlines from some news outlets and statements from government officials sounded the alarms on ‘noncitizen ...

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What Are the Steps to Get a Marriage Green Card? [Part 1]

If you are married to a US citizen or lawful permanent resident (LPR), you are eligible ...

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How to Obtain Green Cards for Immediate Family Members

Immediate Family Members US Immigration law promotes family unity by allowing US citizens and lawful ...

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Lawful Permanent Resident vs. Citizen vs. Naturalized Citizen

The United States is a nation of immigrants, offering various, but sometimes confusing, pathways to those ...

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Can I Get US Citizenship with a Criminal Record?

My Immigration Law Office reviews the things that should be taken into account when you are ...
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What Is a Lawful Permanent Resident? Green Card Holders Explained

What is a lawful permanent resident (LPR)? A lawful permanent resident (LPR), also known as a ...

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News Alert: Birthright Citizenship Might End by Executive Order

In a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy, on the day of his inauguration, President Donald ...

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What Are the Steps to Get a Marriage Green Card? [Part 2]

If you reached the point where the USCIS accepted your I-130 and I-148 application, there’s still ...

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