People may seek residence in the United States for a variety of reasons. For instance, they may be looking for work opportunities or intend to reunite with family members. Having family members in the United States is one potential way to obtain a green card...
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Can you still get citizenship if you divorce your spouse?
If you have a marriage-based green card, one of the things you may be working toward is your U.S. citizenship. When you have a U.S. spouse, you can apply for your citizenship after you’re married for three years. However, if you decide to get divorced, you could...
Could recaptured green cards ease the immigration backlog?
The tech industry is struggling to get enough foreign-born workers to fill its labor shortage, and backlogs and per-country caps on immigrants haven’t helped. However, there may be relief on the way As the Build Back Better Act works its way through the U.S. House of...
How do I bring a foreign-born adopted child to the U.S.?
Children who are adopted in foreign countries do not gain automatic entry into the U.S. Instead, the adopting parents are required to comply with specific immigration rules before their adopted children can legally join them in the U.S. The exact rules you will need...