Whether you have changed your name due to marriage, divorce, or a legal name change through a court, you will need to change all your current identification to reflect the name change. You will also need to change your US passport to reflect your name change. A US passport change name is very important since […]
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The US has many educational institutions, including colleges, universities, private high schools and elementary schools as well as specialty and vocational schools. In fact, some of the schools in the US such as Harvard, UCLA, Stanford, Yale, and many others have an international reputation and attract some of the best students and academics from the
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There are many multinational companies that have workers and work to do in the US.Multinational companies provide employment in the US and also contribute to the US economy. The managers and executives of such companies also have a need to spend considerable amounts of time in the US on business matters. As a result of
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If you areapplying for US citizenship, the following dos and dont’s can help you increase your chances of naturalization: -Do learn about the citizenship and naturalization process before you apply. You need to understand whether you qualify for citizenship first and the more you know about the process, the more prepared you will be to
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There are many types of US immigration processes,from applying for a visa to applying for citizenship. In most cases, immigration petitions are made and approved with no problems at all. However, for some applicants, delays and even denials are the result. In many cases, these problems occur because of common mistakes made during the application
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Anyone who is not from the US but is planning to marry a US citizen can apply to travel to and live in the US. The fiancee of a US citizen can even apply for a green card. There are two options for such couples: the couple can get married outside of the US or
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Many visitors come to the US for business purposes. For example, professionals come to the US to learn from US businesses, to take part in business meetings and industry events, to meet with consultants and marketing professionals, and even to explore the possibility of doing business in the US. In addition, some businesses visitors have
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If you wish to sponsor relatives to enter the US, you must generally file an affidavit of support (also known as form i-864). The purpose of I-864EZ is to show that you have the financial means to support your relatives, so that they will not use social benefits or assistance while in the US. To
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To promote family unity, the US allows families and US citizens to sponsor children for US permanent residency. There are many requirements to meet in order to get a green card for family members.If you want to bring your children to the US, these requirements apply as follows: 1) Children under the age of majority.
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Lost and stolen passports are a major cause for concern. If you lose your passport or your passport is stolen, you may have trouble during a vacation and you need to go through the expense and hassle of getting a new passport. However, a lost or stolen passport is much more than just an inconvenience;
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