US citizens are not required by the law to always carry with them a proof of US citizenship. However, they need to hold a federal document to prove that they are US citizens. US citizenship grants the citizens a lot of privileges and the citizens will also be able to travel abroad hassle free and […]
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In order to enhance its services, USCIS has expanded two services, the E-Request service and the Case Status Service. Case status service, allows the USCIS customers to check the status of the applications that they had filed. Similarly, the e-Request service, allows the customers to make inquiries electronically, about the immigration petitions that they had
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People who wish to obtain deferred action status must file the USCIS Form I-821D. Undocumented immigrants who file this deferred action application must also file, Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization and Form I-765WS, Worksheet, even if they do not want to work in America. Who can file Form I-821D for deferred action? To file
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A program that would allow the immigrants with medical and language skills, to join the US Army was launched by the US Army in the year 2009. Such immigrants who enlist will also become eligible for US citizenship, by the end of their ten-week training period. Around 1,000 immigrants joined the US Army and many
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People born within the borders of America are US citizens by birth. Similarly, children born to American citizens in a foreign country will become American citizens by the operation of law. However, to become a citizen by the operation of law, both your parents or at least one of them must have been a US
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USCIS is the Federal Agency that deals with immigration. If you are an international student or an exchange visitor, you will have to contact the USCIS for information about the US immigration process. Similarly, if you need to change your immigration status while in the United States on some other visa or if you need
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Stateless people in the United States believe that President Obama will provide them a path to citizenship, in his second term. There are more than 4,000 people in America who are stateless and the immigration advocates say that the United States, will legalize the stateless in the country. If the United States provides pathways to
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USCIS has announced that the agency will collect immigrant fees from the foreign nationals who are looking forward to obtain US Green Cards. According to an announcement from the USCIS, starting from 3rd February, 2013, a foreign national who is applying for lawful status in the United States will have to pay $165, as USCIS
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US citizenship that means a lot to millions of immigrants has many advantages and you can apply for citizenship by filing Form N-400. US citizenship grants the citizens various benefits that are not granted to the Green Card holders. People who naturalize and become citizens will become eligible for US passports and will become eligible
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Green Card holders tend to lose their lawful resident status in America, if they remain abroad for an extended period of time. If you lose your immigration status, your Green Card will be revoked and to get a Green Card again, you need to start the Green Card process all over again. In order to
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