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What is the Board of Immigration Appeals?

The Board of Immigration Appeals can help you with your immigration visa even after you’ve been rejected. Receiving a decision from a judge that denies you or a loved one a visa to stay in the United States can feel devastating. However, a court ruling is not always the last word in immigration cases. Just […]

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Supreme Court may hold future of DACA in its hands

The upcoming DACA Supreme Court Decision may determine the fates of millions of immigrants. Many people in Florida may well know someone who has come to the United States from another country. Whether from Cuba, Guatemala, Italy, Iran, China, or some other country, countless immigrants have established businesses, raised their children, attended college and more […]

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Is a same-sex marriage recognized in the green card process?

Is it easy, or even possible, to get a same-sex marriage green card in the United States? LBGTQ rights have certainly progressed over the past 30 years, including federal recognition of same-sex marriages. Yet LGBTQ immigrants still face unique challenges, especially as their marriage relates to their visa or resident status.  Unfortunately, this is one […]

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Immigrants in schools face a different school experience

Immigrants in schools, no matter how old you are, are presented with many unique challenges and experiences. Because you and your family are adjusting to life in Florida and working toward becoming US citizens, you may be looking for ways to help your children to feel empowered, optimistic and excited about their future. One experience […]

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What are some basics of naturalization?

When looking to become a naturalized citizen, you will see that there is a lot to the process. Today, we will talk about the basics of naturalization. This includes what to know about eligibility and the application process. First, you must be eligible for naturalization in the first place. There are a few requirements you […]

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What are the types of work visas?

Are you an immigrant looking into working in Florida? If so, you will need to get a work visa. This will allow you to legally stay in the country and work for pay. There are many different types of work visas. Today, we will take a look at them.  The U.S. Department of State gives […]

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Who qualifies for family-based immigration?

The easiest way to obtain a visa to immigrate to Florida and the U.S. is through family-based immigration, according to the National Immigration Forum. Per U.S. law, lawful permanent residents and U.S. citizens can sponsor family members for a visa, or “green card,” that grants permanent residency. Though immigration has always been family-based, it was […]

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What should I know about the K-1?

If an American citizen is looking to marry a non-American citizen in Tampa and secure the non-American a Green Card, often the best way to go is the K-1 visa, or the “Fiance” visa. While a “fiance” refers to a male partner and “Fiancee” refers to a female partner, the K-1 visa can be obtained […]

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What should I know about dual citizenship?

If you are considering naturalizing in the US in Florida, there are many big questions to consider. In order to be eligible for naturalization in the US, you need to have been living in the US for at least 5 years. Permanent residency is a requirement to naturalization, as are many other things. However, what […]

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How Can Children Born Abroad Receive U.S. Citizenship?

Becoming an American citizen and putting down roots in Florida can be a wonderful and fulfilling achievement, but the experience may feel incomplete if you have children who were not born in the United States and are not citizens. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service explains that children of parents who are citizens typically receive citizenship by […]

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