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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...
Every year, thousands of people from around the globe seek asylum in the United States. Kentucky and other U.S. states offer asylum to those who can demonstrate a credible fear of harm or persecution if they were returned to their native country. Asylum offers a safe...
Residents of Shelbyville and the Louisville, Kentucky, area who are immigrants have certain protections under the law. You may want to learn more about how immigrants who are the victims of domestic abuse may become permanent residents when reporting their abusers....
If you are a United States citizen who wishes to bring your foreign fiancé(e) to the United States to build your life together, it’s important that you go about it the right way. There is a legal process in place which falls under the purview of the United States...
Foreign nationals who are currently living in Kentucky may be granted an opportunity to become naturalized citizens. However, to become a naturalized citizen, you must first be deemed a person of good moral character. If you are convicted of a crime, it may jeopardize...
If you and your foreign partner want to get married in the state of Kentucky, you will need to file several forms in order to obtain a K-1 nonimmigrant visa for him or her. This visa is known as the fiancé visa since it’s typically given to persons who will become...
Did you move to Kentucky from another country? Many current residents are working with the immigration system to become permanent residents. It is the step required before applying for naturalization. Recently, the Supreme Court clarified several aspects of permanent...
Every year, hundreds of thousands of immigrants are detained by law enforcement in Kentucky and throughout the United States. Even if they are not American citizens, immigrants have legal rights. One of them is to challenge a detention order. To do so, they will need...
Undocumented residents and their families in Shelbyville and Louisville and other areas of Kentucky may want to learn more about what to do if they are placed under arrest. Immigration raids may happen, and you should know what to do and not do if you face questioning...