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The naturalization test allows officials to assess your understanding of topics important to your citizenship. These topics include civics and speaking, writing and understanding the English language. If you have medical conditions or learning disabilities, you may...
There are several reasons why someone might get deported in the United States. Knowing these reasons is important because by knowing what tends to get people deported, you can take steps to avoid those actions. The three top reasons for deportation include acts...
If you do not have valid immigration status, it may be tempting to say you do. For example, it may seem harmless to check the U.S. citizen box on an I-9 form to secure employment to support yourself and your family members. Doing so, though, is a terrible idea. U.S....
Five years ago, you came to the United States, and you are undocumented. Perhaps you came to look for a job on a work visa, that visa expired, and you simply opted to stay. Perhaps you were entirely undocumented even as you came into the country, and you still are....
Driving without a license is a crime whether you’re in the country legally or not. That being said, if you are driving without a license and are undocumented, getting caught could land you in a difficult situation. While driving without a license is not recognized...
Immigrants who get arrested in the U.S. face many obstacles such as understanding a new language and navigating a complicated legal system. In some circumstances, an immigrant may need to deal with the complicated process of immigration bonds to secure release from...
The completion of the naturalization test is an exciting step in your journey of becoming a citizen of the United States of America. Because it involves reading, writing and other skills, your preparation may take some time. Knowing how to adequately plan for success...
Deportation is the forced removal of a foreign national from Kentucky and results from an alien's commission of a legally prohibited act. Deportation is a serious action and can result in the permanent removal of an alien up to and including being barred from ever...
When a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (LPR) marries a citizen of another country, it is possible to file a family-based petition for the spouse. In time, a newly emigrated spouse in Kentucky could seek naturalized citizen status. Not everyone knows the...
Not all marriages work out, and divorce becomes inevitable for some couples. Divorces upend lives and bring many challenges, and the burdens for people with pending immigration statuses could be enormous. A citizen of another country may marry a U.S. citizen living in...