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Posted on 6/18/2010 - Mexico Opens California Office to Provide ID for Illegals
Posted on 6/3/2010 - Immigrant Crossings Into Arizona On The Rise
Posted on 5/19/2010 - Hispanic Leader Criticizes Arizona Law
Posted on 5/5/2010 - Five Rhode Island Immigrants Arrested For Fraud
Posted on 5/5/2010 - Baseball Players Begin to Speak Out against Arizona Immigration Law
Posted on 5/3/2010 - Arizona Clears Strict Immigration Bill
Posted on 4/14/2010 - New Immigration Bill Puts Police On Front Line Of Border Battle
Posted on 4/14/2010 - Hispanics Skeptical That Democrats Will Deliver Immigration Overhaul
Posted on 4/12/2010 - Immigration Reform Activists Keep The Pressure On
Posted on 4/8/2010
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Immigration
- Learn How To Choose The Right Lawyer For Your EB-1 Petition
- Learn How A New Rule Allows U.S. Employers To Recruit Highly Desirable F-1 Students
- Learn what the United States Supreme Court Decided About Deportation Consequences of criminal convictions.
- Family Based Immigrants Information
- Limited Family-Based Immigrants
- What Does the National Visa Center Do?
- Read More About How To Become A U.S. Citizen.
- Use this chart to help determine if you can become a Naturalized United States citizen
- Learn how a U.S. Citizen can petiton for his/her parents to be come Lawful permanent Residents of the United States
- Learn why the H-2B visa program is vital to America’s small businesses and thus to America’s economic recovery.
- Learn About Employment Based Preference Categories
- OBTAINING A P-1 ATHLETIC VISA
- OBTAINING A GREEN CARD THROUGH MARRIAGE TO A UNITED STATES CITIZEN
- FORM I-9 EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION
- Eligibility For A Green Card As A “PREFERENCE RELATIVE”
- Eligibility For A Green Card As An “IMMEDIATE RELATIVE”
- Why The Federal No-Match Rule May Hurt Innocent Immigrants
- Newport may be scrambling for summer help
- Non-Immigrant Visas
- About Our Immigration Group
- Immigrant Visas For Permanent Employment
- Business Immigration
- Family Immigration
- Consular Processing
- U.S. Citizenship
- Employer Compliance
- Areas of Immigration Law Expertise
U.S. Citizenship
Most U.S. permanent residents (Green Card holders) are eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship after 3 to 5 years of acquiring permanent resident status. We evaluate citizenship eligibility by reviewing and addressing any possible background issues, and we prepare and process the U.S. Naturalization Application packet. We also advise on English, United States history and civics tests.
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