Affidavits and Affiants USCIS defines an affidavit as “a document in which a person states facts” and swears that “the facts are true and accurate.” The person writing the affidavit is known
When a U.S. permanent resident is planning to renew their Green Card, it’s also important for them to prepare for the renewal fees. In order to renew the Green Card, the permanent
A U.S. permanent resident has the right to travel freely in an out of the country. This is one the benefits of having a green card. You do not have to apply
Military service in the U.S. military can offer citizenship applicants certain benefits not offered to other types of applicants. The most important is that: You (and your children and spouse) may gain
The wait time for I-130 processing varies for each family. Typically, I-130 forms are processed in the order received. Other factors that impact wait times include the relationship between the applicant and
In cases when other evidence of a “good faith” marriage is not available, it’s possible to present an affidavit that helps prove your marriage is real. An affidavit of marriage may be
Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, is the first step you need to take in order to help a family member receive a green card in the United States. This form establishes
If you hold a Permanent Resident Card, more commonly called a Green Card, there are some things you need to know about the renewal process. Allowing your Green Card to expire could
President Donald Trump has been very vocal about his ambitions to end extended family-based immigration in the United States. The president’s rallying call grew louder after a suspected terrorist detonated a bomb
The overall look and integrated security features of green cards have changed significantly over time, but nearly all cards have the same basic information. Finding the resident date on newer cards is
