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The right steps to bringing a fiancé into the United States

The K-1 visa, or Fiancé Visa, is crucial to bringing your future spouse into the U.S. Living in the United States and raising a family here is the goal of many across the world. There are cases where a Florida resident wants to bring a fiancé here so they can marry and start their lives […]

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Is the US government questioning your marriage?

If you immigrated to the U.S. to marry a citizen, you may need to know how to prove your marriage is real to the government. Whether it was merely a few months or years ago that you met and fell in love with the person who is now your spouse, thinking back to that time […]

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How Do I Qualify for the Naturalization Process?

Florida is a wonderful place to immigrate to from another country. After a few years, this place is home and you want to stay indefinitely.  To apply for naturalization, you must pass eligibility requirements and follow a few steps.  Steps to take to qualify for the naturalization process The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services requires applicants […]

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A waiver can help you immigrate after being declared inadmissible

If you’ve been declared inadmissible to immigrate into the U.S., you still have one option left: the Waiver of Inadmissibility. Immigrants are part of the United States’ foundation. Florida welcomes fortune seekers, adventurers and the persecuted. The country as a whole is a haven for those who wish religious and political freedom; it is also […]

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What should you know about the naturalization test?

If you are not a native-born U.S. citizen, you may wish to become a naturalized citizen. As you likely already know, you will need to take and pass a naturalization test in order to do this. As explained by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the purpose of this reasonably simple two-part test is to […]

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How to move your adopted child to the U.S.

Adopting a child is a wonderful experience, but moving your adopted child to a new country can be tricky business. Many families decide to adopt from outside the United States. This adds another layer to the process because you will have to account for immigration requirements. Just because you adopt the child does not give him […]

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Green Card Eligibility: Who Has It?

Green card eligibility is highly restricted. You may come to the United States with the ultimate goal of going through the naturalization process and becoming a U.S. citizen. The first step in this process is to obtain a green card. This is legal authorization to live and work in the United States on a permanent […]

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Are You Eligible for an Investment Visa?

Investors often look to America for new enterprising opportunities. There are so many promising startups and plenty of innovative people. It is no wonder business immigration visas are a hot topic. Today we will look at investment visas in particular. We will focus on learning more about eligibility. First, this type of visa is available […]

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