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If you’re applying for a fiancé visa, also known as a K-1 visa, one of the most important things you’ll need to prove is that your relationship is real. Immigration authorities want to be sure that your relationship is not just for the sake of getting a visa. Proving...
Police officers who are on patrol have a duty to keep their jurisdictions as safe as possible. One way that they do this is to try to watch for signs of impaired drivers so they can take steps to get those drivers off the road. In order to conduct a traffic stop for...
Those facing criminal charges often feel compelled to plead guilty. Even if they insist that they did not break the law, they may fear the worst-case scenario should they take the case to trial. Prosecutors have a tendency to bring as many charges as they can and the...
Many people don't think of traffic violations as crimes. Many drivers accused of violating traffic statutes only receive a citation. Once they pay a ticket, they don't have to think about the issue again. Contrary to what people sometimes assume, traffic offenses are...
Deportation, or removal, is a legal process where the U.S. government orders an immigrant to leave the country. There are several reasons a person may face deportation proceedings, and understanding them is key to protecting your legal status. Below are some of the...
There are many circumstances that might result in the state charging motorists with driving under the influence (DUI) offenses. Some people face charges because of poor driving capabilities or collisions that they cause. Others are at risk of prosecution after they...
People who have to go before an immigration judge for any reason may want to know how long it will be before they can have their case resolved. For some, learning that it could potentially take a decade before the resolution of their case is shocking news. This is...
If you were married for less than two years when you got your green card, your status as a permanent resident is temporary and will expire after two years unless you take action. These conditions are there to ensure your relationship is genuine and not just a way to...
Technically, driving a motor vehicle is not a right. It is a privilege. The government has the authority to restrict driving privileges for the safety of the public. People need to be old enough to qualify for a driver's license. They have to complete mandatory...
It is certainly possible for children and parents to have different citizenship statuses in the United States. First of all, as the law stands, anyone born on U.S. soil receives birthright citizenship. This means that even if their parents are immigrants in the United...