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Navigating the Naturalization Process
Navigating the naturalization process can be confusing. To get the best results, it is important to follow the steps correctly. Applicants must pass a two-part interview and test, including an English exam and civics exam. They must also prove that they have “good moral character” and a firm understanding of the American government and history. Residency Requirements To become a naturalized citizen, you must have been a lawful permanent resident for at least five years, or three years if married to a United States citizen. In most cases, you must have been continuously residing in the US for this period unless you are able to overcome the presumption of break…
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New USCIS Center Is Good News For Some Of Its Worst Backlog Victims
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Companies (USCIS) is opening a new provider center to check out to correct some of its most egregious backlogs. The company reportedly has currently reassigned 150 staff – and ideas to have about 300 – to staff a virtual assistance heart, which will finally work entirely remotely (even though it will accept paper as well as on the net applications). Considering that it can not be named soon after its locale like most facilities, it will be named the HART Provider Middle just after the sorts of scenarios it plans to adjudicate: Humanitarian, Adjustments, Taking away Circumstances, and Travel Paperwork. Especially, USCIS has confirmed that the…
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United States | USCIS warns of scams targeting humanitarian parolees – B A L
CBP, CBSA announce new NEXUS interview option UNITED STATES 31 Jan 23 H-1B electronic registration period to open March 1 UNITED STATES 27 Jan 23 Deferred Enforced Departure extended, expanded for certain Hong… UNITED STATES 27 Jan 23 Podcast: H-4, L-2 settlement; private refugee sponsorship; PERM… 26 Jan 23 State Department data shows dramatic increase in visa… UNITED STATES 26 Jan 23 U.S. Mission to India launches Saturday interview days… UNITED STATES 25 Jan 23 Haiti TPS registration opens Thursday UNITED STATES 25 Jan 23 USCIS agrees to “bundle” concurrently filed H-4, L-2… UNITED STATES 24 Jan 23 USCIS extends flexible deadlines…
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