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111

Are You Preparing for a Stokes Interview in Florida?

A Stokes interview may be a critical part of your immigration to the U.S. if you married a citizen. When you packed your bags to emigrate from your country of origin to Florida, you may have felt excited and nervous at the same time. If, on top of relocating to a new country, you were […]

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What can a new president do for immigration reform?

Immigration reform has been one of the landmark issues of the current presidential administration. Over the course of the last four years, many governmental actions have greatly reduced the number of people who can enter the country on various type of visas. Funds have been spent to construct a border wall, and governmental polices have […]

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The naturalization process is more difficult due to test changes

Becoming a citizen of the United States is not an easy process for someone from another country. It’s a complex maze of paperwork, meeting requirements, submitting to interviews and, finally, passing a test. The naturalization test has never been known for being exceptionally easy, but it is about to be much more difficult to pass […]

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Family Immigration Won’t Get Easier, No Matter Who Wins Election

Family immigration has become much more difficult for immigrants and their Florida families over the last few years. The current administration has passed several immigration-related reforms that make family immigration a much more complex and frustrating process, and unfortunately, this may not change anytime soon. Regardless of which candidate the American people elect, some of […]

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How Can a Naturalization Applicant Prepare for the Interview?

The process of becoming a citizen of the United States can be complicated and lengthy, and many Florida applicants experience setbacks. One of the final steps in this process is the naturalization interview, and it’s important to prepare well for it. This process tests an individual’s proficiency in speaking, writing and reading English, as well […]

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Avoid Legal Problems By Preparing Well for Naturalization

When you emigrated from another country to live or work in Florida, you may have been nervous or worried about adapting to a new culture and lifestyle. If you have close family members or friends who navigated the U.S. immigration system before you, they have hopefully been able to provide strong support as you lay […]

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Court strikes down attempt to raise naturalization fees

Becoming a citizen of the United States is a challenging, lengthy and often frustrating process. In addition to the issues some may face when attempting to navigate the naturalization process, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services recently attempted to raise fees as well. If passed, the fees would have increased by $500, an increase that would […]

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Those waiting for citizenship may not get to vote in election

Individuals who have been waiting on United States citizenship for a while may have to wait even longer. Due to some of this administration’s immigration policies and other factors, the naturalization process has slowed dramatically. Despite this, there has been an increase in the number of people applying to become U.S. citizens. These applicants are […]

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Help With the Next Step When Facing a Removal Order

A removal order is one of the biggest fears held by those in Florida who are not in the country lawfully or who are awaiting the next step in the immigration process. When someone is living in the United States, facing the possibility of having to leave the country can be devastating. When given notice […]

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New fees make business immigration more expensive and complex

U.S. immigration laws provide various types of employees the opportunity to come to the United States to work in different fields and industries, but new business immigration fees are making it more difficult. Business immigration has allowed many deserving and talented individuals enter the United States for legitimate work-related purposes, but this process has become […]

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