You've already obtained your green card. Perhaps you moved to the United States on a student visa and then got married. Your marriage allowed you to get that green card. But regardless of how you got it, you know that you are a lawful resident of the U.S. That doesn't...
Many non-citizens that found their way into the states or overstayed a visa have children in the United States. These children, under the 14th Amendment, are given automatic U.S. citizenship, allowing them protection from being deported. The protection, however, does...
There are many different reasons to immigrate to the United States. You may be considering your career or you may be looking for safety if there's turmoil in your home country. For parents with children, however, they're often looking out for their family and simply...
Some people see a green card as their final goal. It gives you the right to live and work in the U.S., which for many people is enough. Yet what if you want more? What if you dream of becoming a U.S. citizen? Gaining citizenship gives you rights that you do not have...