Couple Get Divorced after Applying for Green Card
Remember, there are no hopeless situations, even if you have been part of similar stories, first contact an immigration lawyer, look for social asylum, knock on each door. The one … Read More
Married immigrants receive permanent green cards without interview
The procedure for obtaining green cards for immigrants through marriage has been changed by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). After two years, those who want to get a … Read More
What are the main differences between cars in the United States and cars in France?
The French cars The American cars Car models have different names in different countries
Driving to the United States compared to driving in France
Traffic regulations The highway code is similar to that of France, there are just a few rules that differ: Americans also drive on the right side of the road Wearing … Read More
Changes that Donald Trump wants to do in US Immigration Procedures
Undocumented immigrants Visas H-1B DACA Visas TN Immigration-related changes after the arrival of the COVID-19
Some of the ways to apply for Green card to move to the United States
The 5 main ways to obtain the Green Card By sponsoring a family member By the sponsorship of your employer By lottery By investment
Moving to the United States from France, the main differences
The cost of American education The cost of health care in the United States The will to get the green card
Buying property in the United States
How does the purchase of a property take place? Find the property that suits you The buyer’s offer If you like property, you make an offer. The offer is established … Read More
Traveling to the United States with ESTA versus traveling to the United States with a B2 tourist Visa
The differences between an ESTA and a B-2 tourist visa The important thing to remember is that a visa is a legal permit to enter the United States. There are … Read More
Can I travel to the US while my green card application or fiancee visa is in process and pending?
If you intend to reside permanently in the United States, you must wait until you receive your immigrant or fiancé(e) visa. You may not reside in the United States with … Read More