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If you are a permanent resident of the United States – that is, a green card holder – you might wonder whether you really need to apply for citizenship. After all, you can live and work anywhere in the U.S. While the green card allows you to live and work in the U.S....
The internet is full of misinformation. Partially because of this reality, there’s an increasing number of people that believe they can avoid drunk driving charges simply by engaging in a “few simple tricks.” Simply put, there’s no easy way to avoid a DWI charge...
Applying for a visa can be nerve-wracking, especially if you are unfamiliar with the procedures and requirements involved. Mistakes can considerably set you back or jeopardize your chances of a successful outcome for your application. Therefore, it's essential to...
Living in another country is an adventurous experience because you learn a new language, immerse yourself in the local culture and meet new acquaintances. That said, if you plan to work in a different country — especially the United States — you need to obtain a work...
In the U.S., all citizens are expected to adhere to the law of the land. The same can be said for immigrants, but their rights are substantially different. For instance, an immigrant may face deportation if they get into trouble with the law. If they are in the...
Kentucky law enforcement professionals enforce traffic regulations when they spot moving violations. An officer can pull someone over for speeding or failing to use their turn signal. They can also arrest people after a traffic stop or collision due to suspicions of...
After settling into life as a lawful permanent resident of the U.S., you may plan to have some of your family members join you in the future. You probably know you can seek admittance for a spouse or fiancée, but you can also sponsor other family members. As you know,...
One of the big advantages of becoming a naturalized United States citizen is that you do not need to worry about losing the right to stay. The same is not true if you are only here on a green card. There are several ways you could lose it, and you don’t even need to...
Drunk driving charges are serious matters that must be handled quickly. A conviction can mean you lose your driver’s license, have to pay considerable fines, and could impact immigration. Many components are included in these cases. Learning a bit about some of these...
If you have met and fallen in love with a foreign national, you might want to take the next step and bring them to the U.S. For this to happen, you will need to work towards obtaining the K-1 fiancé visa. However, like the other visas, the K-1 visa comes with its set...