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Grounds for Inadmissibility Status
Information on the grounds for inadmissibility status can be found on the Internet at uscis.gov. Seek the services of a lawyer that specializes in immigration services with tips from a certified...
U.S. Right to Hold a Non-Citizen Indefinitely
The writ of habeas corpus protects non-citizens from unlawful detainment through arbitrary arrest, disappearance or indefinite confinement. Hire an attorney to learn about the U.S. right to hold a...
What Is Temporary Protected Status (TPS)?
Temporary protected status involves eligible foreign nationals from designated countries gaining temporary immigration status to the U.S. Discover how temporary protected status, or TPS, is...
Family-Based Immigration
Family-based immigration is when a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident files a petition to sponsor someone abroad to make them a beneficiary. Learn about family-based immigration at uscis.gov...
Employment-Based Immigration
Employment-based immigration is when an employer in the U.S. wants to hire foreign nationals to work for them. Learn about employment-based immigration from uscis.gov, and hire a lawyer...
Diversity-Based Immigration
Diversity-based immigration is done through a lottery on the basis that the U.S. state department has determined a country's people to be under-represented in the mix of U.S. immigrants. Learn...
Grounds for Deportation
Generally, grounds for deportation is conviction of a crime in which the severity and extent of the crime is debatable. Discover how non-citizens can seek legal counsel for deportation issues with...
How to Sponsor Someone to Visit the U.S.A
In order to sponsor someone to visit the United States, the visitor must provide a visa and proof that they don't intend on locating in the U.S. on a permanent basis. Sponsor a foreign visitor and...
How to Get a Student Visa
The easiest way to get a student visa is by going to usimmigrationsupport.org and following the application process. Host a foreign exchange student and learn about obtaining student visas with...
Unlawful Status vs. In Violation Status Work
If someone has non-resident status in the U.S. and wants to know the difference between unlawful status and in violation status work, they need to seek legal representation. Find a lawyer that...
How to Replace a Social Security Card
If a social security card is lost or stolen, it can be replaced by calling the social security administration or filling out an online application. Submit an application for a new social security...
How to Report an Illegal Immigrant
In order to report an illegal immigrant, call the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Report illegal immigrants anonymously and without discrimination by following advice from a...
How to File an H1B Visa
An H1B is required for employers with needs for specialty workers from outside of the United States to bring in these workers to apply their trade. Hire a foreign worker that has work experience,...
How to File for a Work Visa
Before getting a work visa, a person in a foreign country needs a job so they can have an employer to provide a letter of sponsorship. Check with the consulate of foreign countries for specific...
How to Apply for U.S. Citizenship/Naturalization
In order to apply for U.S. citizenship, go to uscis.gov and learn about the application process for naturalization. Consider hiring a lawyer that specializes in immigration with tips from a...
How to Become a Legal U.S. Resident
In order to become a legal U.S. resident, a person should visit uscis.gov or hire a lawyer to provide information about applying to be a citizen. Find a specialist in immigration and residency...
How to Become an Immigration Lawyer
In order to become an immigration lawyer, a person must graduate from a four-year university or college, make a satisfactory grade on the LSAT and enroll in law school. Find out how to pass the...
How to Apply for a U.S. Visa
In order to apply for a U.S. visa, visit unitedstatesvisas.gov or go to the nearest office of the United States embassy. Schedule an appointment with the U.S. embassy, and bring a passport to...