Who can Apply for Asylum? If you are at a port of entry or in…

What is a PERM?

PERM or Program Electronic Review Management, is a very important part of the employment-based Green Card process (especially for EB-2, EB-3 applicants). PERM is filed not with the USCIS but with DOL (Department of Labor), where they test the labor market to see if there are any U.S. employers willing to sponsor foreign nationals.

What is the difference between a citizen and resident?

A citizen nowadays, is considered to be someone who belongs to a country legally, whereas, a resident is considered to be someone who is legally living or working in a city, state or maybe even university or hospital for a specific amount of time.

What Documents Do YOU Need for a Marriage Green Card?

The documents needed for the Marriage Green Card vary from case to case but overall these documents are required: a birth certificate, marriage certificate, financial proof, proof of sponsor’s U.S. citizenship or permanent residence, medical examinations, current or expired U.S. visas, prison/court/police records (if needed), police clearance certificate (if needed), prior marriage termination papers (if needed) and proof of lawful U.S. entry and status (also if needed).

What is the new law for Green Card holders?

If you have a green card and do not report yourself on your tax return as an immigrant or are out of the country for an extended period of time, the new laws mean that your citizenship application or green card might be declined and you may even be deported.