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Visiting the US with a J1 Visa

The J-1 visa (sometimes known as the nanny visa or J1 exchange visitor visa) is granted to visitors to the United States or non-immigrants who are taking part in a cultural exchange or professional exchange program. These may include foreign nationals participating in medical education training, for example, or it can refer to exchange students. …

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Understanding the Oath of Allegiance

The US oath of allegiance is a verbal statement by which citizens agree to abide by the laws and constitution of the United States, and agree to give up allegiances to other foreign countries. The US oath of allegiance is spoken out loud at citizenship ceremonies, when citizenship applicants become US citizens. The oath should …

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Making Sense of US Family Immigration

If you hope to get a green card, relatives can help you secure permanent residency in the US if you have close relatives who are US citizens. If you have a relative who is a permanent resident or citizen of the US, you may be able to get a green card through family members. When …

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How the Border Card Can Make Travel Easier for Some Travelers

The PASS Card, also known as a passport card or a border card, is a form of identification issued by the State Department. In some cases, the PASS Card can be used instead of a full-sized passport. Specifically, travelers who are United States citizens can use a PASS Card when entering or leaving Mexico, Bermuda, …

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How Form DS-86 Can Help Prevent Identity Theft

In most cases, when a US citizen applies for a United States passport, the passport is simply sent to the applicant once it is prepared, provided that the applicant is qualified to receive a United States passport. In rare cases, however, an applicant has qualified for a passport but a passport never arrives in the …

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How Form DS-3053 Prevents International Child Abduction

In many cases, when families travel together, parents as well as children need to obtain a passport. However, the application requirements for minors and children is different than the requirements for adult passport applicants. For minors, parents need to provide their consent as well as apply on behalf of the child. In many cases, in …

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Dealing With Immigration Checkpoints – What You Need to Know

Immigration checkpoints are stops on roadways and waterways, controlled by the border patrol in order to control traffic and flow of immigrants and visitors to and from the United States. There are immigration checkpoints along the Canadian-US border as well as along the US-Mexico border. However, the number of immigration checkpoints along the US-Mexico border …

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Getting Work in the US with a H1B Work Visa

The H1B work visa is a non-immigrant visa which allows workers in some occupations to enter the US and work in the US for a specific employer. If a worker enters the US on a H-1B work visa and loses his job, he or she must leave the US, adjust their status, or apply for …

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Form DS-156 (Nonimmigrant Visa Application) to Enter the US

If you are a foreign national and have a nonimmigrant visa in order to enter the US, you must file Immigration Form DS-156 (Nonimmigrant Visa Application) at a US Consulate. Anyone who is not a US citizen or United States permanent resident who wants to visit the United States or enter the United States using …

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