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Getting US and Russian dual citizenship
Many people want to come to the United States and naturalize to gain the privileges that only US citizens can have in the country. And if you are a Russian national, you can also obtain US citizenship. Since the Russian Federation does allow its people to be...
read morePrepare your Employment Authorization | Form I-765
For newcomers to the United States, some of the most common questions pertain to the Employment Authorization Document (EAD or work permit). What is it? How do you get one? Who needs one? Who doesn’t? How long does it take? How much does it cost? In this article, we...
read moreDifference between K-1 (fiancé/e) visa and a marriage visa (CR-1 or IR-1)
A U.S. work permit, or Employment Authorization Document is valid for different periods of time, depending on the current legal status of the applicant. In our last post, we talked extensively about the K-1 (fiancé/e) visa process. In this one, we will talk about the...
read moreK-1 visa. What it is, how to get one and more?
In past posts we’ve talked extensively about how you, as a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, can help your relatives come to live in the United States. In this post, we’ll tackle a different issue -- namely what you can do if you’re engaged to someone from...
read moreHow to obtain dual citizenship in the US and the UK?
The United States and the United Kingdom are arguably the most developed modern countries. It is hardly surprising that many UK citizens also want to acquire US citizenship. In short, the top benefits you will get as a bipatride with UK and US passports are:...
read moreForm I-864: details
By now, you are well aware that helping a relative get their Green Card or visa is a big responsibility that requires lots of time, lots of patience, and lots of paperwork. In the past two articles we discussed one of the most important documents in this whole process...
read moreHow to apply for dual citizenship in the US and Philippines?
Applying for a citizenship in the United States is the same no matter what country you are from. But if you are a native of The Republic of Philippines, you should know that the Philippines have quite complicated policies with regards to dual citizenship. Let's first...
read moreI-864 Forms
In a previous post, we explained that you, as a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident helping a relative obtain an immigrant visa or Green Card must fill out and sign an Affidavit of Support. More often than not, the official government document used to show that...
read moreHow to have dual citizenship in the US and Mexico?
Mexico and the United States will give you twice more opportunities to study, find new job, or expand your business if you acquire citizenship in both countries. Prior to 1998, Mexico did not allow dual citizenship, which was inconvenient as many people traveled...
read moreWhich countries allow dual citizenship with the US?
The United States has many dual citizens or so-called bipatrides because the US laws allow people to acquire the American nationality and also keep their original nationality. Although the US has no restrictions for acquisition of dual citizenship, some countries may...
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