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Obtaining a green card is a significant milestone for those who want to build a permanent life in the United States. However, misinformation can lead to serious legal consequences. Understanding the truth behind common myths can help you protect your immigration...
Many people assume that only serious felony offenses can lead to deportation. However, certain misdemeanor charges may also create immigration consequences for non-citizens living in the United States. A misdemeanor charge can qualify for deportation if it meets...
En Estados Unidos, los ciudadanos, residentes permanentes (titulares de green cards) y algunos refugiados pueden solicitar que algunos de sus familiares vengan a vivir con ellos a nuestro país. Sin embargo, antes de comenzar a llenar formularios, debes entender que no...
Many people are nervous to talk to the police, especially if they are immigrants who may be worried about their status or being deported. At the same time, the police are clearly in a position of authority. People feel like they have to answer any questions that are...
A DWI conviction creates many challenges in your life. You face potential job losses, higher insurance rates and driving restrictions. For immigrants, a DWI brings additional worries about immigration status and possible deportation. One question many people ask is:...
Aunque Kentucky permite el uso temporal de licencias extranjeras, ignorar las reglas específicas puede resultar en cargos penales que pongan en riesgo su estatus migratorio ante el Servicio de Ciudadanía e Inmigración (USCIS) y el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de...
To become a naturalized citizen, immigrants must meet certain standards. For example, they have to live in the United States lawfully for multiple years and avoid criminal convictions. They also must petition to request naturalization, as becoming a citizen is not...
Naturalization generally protects immigrants from removal from the United States. Once immigrants complete the naturalization process, they are citizens. They can vote, and they are usually no longer at risk of removal from the country. Denaturalization is the primary...
Receiving a notice of removal can be alarming, but it does not mean you must leave the United States (U.S.) right away. Kentucky law and federal regulations offer tools to delay or stop deportation. These options have strict deadlines, which means acting quickly is...
El proceso de remoción en los EE. UU. comienza formalmente con la Notificación de Comparecencia (NTA), un documento que marca el inicio de su caso en la corte de inmigración y detalla los cargos que se le acusa. Si usted recibió esta citación para presentarse por...