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Love empowered by marriage recognizes no barriers or borders – that is unless the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services is potentially involved. Being in love, married, and cohabitating with someone can be a complicated and emotionally roiling experience. It’s easy to fall in love. Staying in love requires patience, ....  Read More

In September 2021, the American government announced that it would voluntarily allow over 80,000 of its foreign worker visas to expire automatically.  Over 1.2 million American foreign workers depend on the automatic renewal of their work visas based on their original work contracts.  After all, the only way to get ....  Read More

After you have finally mailed off your DACA application, now comes time to wait for the application approval. You are probably anxious to know what happens after filing the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (Form I-821D). Here is an outline of the I-821D processing time and what you can expect ....  Read More

There are several ways to become a U.S. citizen. Many individuals will apply for U.S. citizenship by naturalization. While it is a dream to become a citizen, the costs can be prohibitive. So how much does it cost to become a U.S. citizen? The fees can vary, depending on your ....  Read More

When it comes time to take the Oath of Allegiance, it can be an exciting time in a person’s life. You are finally achieving that dream of becoming an American citizen. However, you might have questions about the naturalization ceremony. Here are a few things that you should know about ....  Read More

*featured image is property of (https://www.uscis.gov/) Form I-94 is used to keep track of non-citizens coming into and leaving the United States. This form provides documentation that non-citizens entered the country and indicates when they are legally required to leave. This can be imperative information to have on record in ....  Read More

*featured image is property of (https://livescanla.com/) A biometrics appointment is a standard requirement for applying for a green card. Although the terminology may be unfamiliar, this appointment collects fingerprints and verifies the applicant’s identity. It can be intimidating to have your fingerprints and photo taken, but qualified applicants without a ....  Read More

What is Form N-400 used for? The “Application for Naturalization,” or Form N-400, is a government form employed by eligible green card holders to apply for U.S. citizenship. The first step of “naturalization” (the process of becoming a U.S. citizen) is to file Form N-400 with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration ....  Read More

If you are in the U.S, and you plan to file an application to adjust your status to receive a green card (Form I-485), you might need to wait for several months for your case to get processed. The good news is that you most likely are eligible to file ....  Read More

Immigrating to the U.S. and becoming a permanent resident or U.S. citizen can offer many opportunities. But it often means that you are far from your loved ones who remain in your home country. One of the largest benefits of becoming a U.S. citizen, or in some instances, a permanent ....  Read More

You applied for an Immigration benefit. You filled out forms, included documents, and sent it out to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. You did your best to make sure you submitted all possible information and filled out all forms correctly. For you, this application includes not only your biographic information ....  Read More

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Can you be a citizen of two countries at once?  For some people, the answer is yes!  Maybe you were born in another country but have become a naturalized U.S. citizen.  Or perhaps you were born in the U.S., but your parents, grandparents, or great-grandparents were from another country and ....  Read More

An Overview of the Citizenship Process So, you want to trade in your green card and become a U.S. citizen — congratulations! But, you’re probably anxious about what the process entails. Don’t worry; Brudner Law is here to help. The process of applying for citizenship is similar for everyone, and ....  Read More

Over the last 6 years, the U.S. has approved around 740,000 naturalization applications every year. Becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen is no easy path, but you can get there if you are determined with your process. Once you obtain a green card you can start counting the days toward applying ....  Read More

Form I-485 is an important application used to register people to reside permanently in the United States. Those who are filing for a green card will need to fill out this application on their path toward permanent residence. Through this application, people will seek to adjust their status officially to ....  Read More

Filing Form I-130 is a critical step in gaining citizenship for family members of current U.S. citizens or those who hold green cards. The form is a petition designed to prove that you are related to someone seeking to come into the U.S. to obtain their permanent resident green card. ....  Read More

When you want to work in the U.S., it’s important to understand that every employer in the United States is required to confirm that you’re legally allowed to work in the country. If you’re not a citizen a permanent resident or have a specific work visa-  you’ll have to apply ....  Read More

Once you’ve applied for a green card, you’ll have to provide your Alien Registration Number on any additional petitions or forms that you file with the USCIS. But, what is your Alien Registration Number, and how do you find it?  Put simply, your Alien Registration Numbers is how the USCIS ....  Read More

What is a Marriage Green Card?  If you married a U.S. citizen or Lawful permanent resident- congratulations! We know this is an exciting time in your life! Many people are eager to apply for their marriage-based green card as soon as possible. Since it is a lengthy process- you should ....  Read More