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What is the Definition of “Good Moral Character” in Immigration Law?
What Does Good Moral Character Mean? We Can Help You Understand US Citizenship Qualifications To qualify for citizenship in the United States, an immigrant must meet several different requirements. In addition to general eligibility requirements...
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What is the Difference Between a B-1 Visa and a B-2...
Visitors who plan on temporarily staying in the United States must have a temporary visa in order to do so. There are two types of visitor visas: B-1 visas and B-2 visas. Although both of these types of visas serve a similar purpose, they have...
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Green Card vs. Citizenship: What’s the Difference?
When you’re assessing your options in the U.S. as an immigrant (or prospective immigrant), becoming familiar with each type of legal status is your first step. The following is an overview of the similarities and differences between green cards...
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PREPARING YOUR APPLICATION FOR A GREEN CARD THROUGH INVESTMENT
If you wish to obtain a green card for U.S. immigration and you’ve invested in a business in the U.S., you could be eligible to apply for investment-based immigration. Obtaining a green card through investment in the United States can be...
Read More ›WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE CITIZENSHIP TEST
The process to obtain United States citizenship will include a test, which is administered during the naturalization interview. Usually, the English civics, reading, and writing tests will be administered after the interview portion of the meeting....
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WORKING YOUR WAY TO A U.S. VISA [INFOGRAPHIC]
If you’re interested in immigrating to the United States, business or religious work could hold the key. One route to the U.S. is through investment. With an investment visa, you’re required to make a sizeable payment—$1 million or $500,000 in...
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