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  • what happens to US citizen children when parents are deported

    Immigration

    What Happens to US Citizen Children When their Parents are Deported?

    Under the first Trump administration, immigration enforcement ramped up, plunging millions of families across the United States into uncertainty. American-born children with undocumented parents faced the risk of separation as their families were targeted for deportation. Around 4.4 million U.S....

    5 min read

  • bona fide marriage

    Green Card

    How to Prove Bona Fide Marriage for a Green Card by Marriage Application

    In Fiscal Year 2022 , nearly 1 million people became lawful permanent residents (LPRs) in the United States. Among these new residents, a significant 42% were immediate relatives of U.S. citizens, including spouses, while 16% received green cards through family-sponsored...

    5 min read

  • investment-based visas

    EB-2 Visa

    E-2 Visa vs EB-5 Visa: Which Investment-Based Visas is Right for You?

    When it comes to starting a business or making investments in the United States, choosing the right visa can make all the difference. In 2022, the U.S. approved over 11,000 EB-5 and E-2 visa applications, highlighting their popularity among international...

    5 min read

  • F-1 student visa

    F-1 Visa

    How to Apply for the F-1 Student Visa

    Many students from all over the world dream of studying in the United States. International students strive to study in the U.S. for reasons such as exposure to different cultures, top-notch education, and expanded career opportunities. A necessary step before...

    6 min read

  • notice of intent to deny

    Immigration

    What is a Notice of Intent to Deny?

    Navigating the immigration process can be a complex and challenging journey. When applying for immigration benefits in the United States, there are several possible responses you might receive from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). One such response...

    4 min read

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