Green card is the most important identity document that every foreign national who is granted permanent resident status in the U.S., must hold. As it is not so easy to obtain green cards, permanent resident card holders must keep these cards safe. Similarly, they must not forget to renew their cards every ten years. You […]
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According to the reports of Manpower Inc, United States lacks talented individuals and around 50% of the US employers are unable to hire skilled workers and are facing problems while filling the vacant positions. Due to such reasons, Microsoft and several other US companies are requesting the US Congress to allocate more visas for high-skilled
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Iowa Department of Transportation has announced that it will not issue driver’s licenses to undocumented youth who are granted deferred action status. This decision is likely to affect more that 5,000 immigrants in Iowa. Similarly, the state officials said that they will not urge the transportation department to issue driver’s licenses to the undocumented immigrants
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According to the US Census Bureau, North Dakota is one of the fastest-growing states in America. Reports state that only 3 percent of the people living in North Dakota are unemployed and the total population of North Dakota has increased by 2.17% as of July 1, 2012. Nevada is also one among the quickest growing
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Citizens of foreign countries normally immigrate to America for a better future and for better education. Such foreign nationals who complete their advanced degrees in the United States, do not want to stay in America after graduating and they are moving to other foreign countries. According to the Kauffman Foundation, there has been a decline
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U visas are meant for victims of crimes and to become eligible for a U visa, a person must be a crime victim. Individuals who are victims of domestic violence, torture, kidnapping, sexual assault or murder, may become eligible for U visas. Victims of other crimes that are related to the crimes that are listed,
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The USCIS field office in Panama City will permanently be closed and the countries, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, French Guiana, Venezuela and Suriname, that were in the jurisdiction of the Panama City Field Office, will be in the jurisdiction of the Field offices in San Salvador, El Salvador, Lima or Peru. After 1st February, 2012,
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As soon as the White House resolves the issues related to the fiscal cliff, it will turn its attention towards immigration. White House and the Republicans are still trying to solve the fiscal cliff. President Obama has already eliminated 77 federal programs and has decided to eliminate 52 other programs and according to President Obama,
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Transportation Security Administration has recently changed the screening procedures and this change will help the children, senior travelers and trusted travelers, who travel to the United States. This change made by the TSA will enable the seniors, children and the trusted travelers to go through the airport security checkpoints sooner and this will allow the
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US Ambassador and the Canadian Citizenship Minister, Jason Kenney signed an agreement on 13th December, 2012 and this U.S.-Canada Visa and Immigration Information-Sharing Agreement, will allow the United States and Canada to share biometric and other information about the visa applicants who seek to travel to either one of these countries. Biometric and other information
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