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H-4 spouses may lose work authorization sooner than expected
The United States is a country of citizens, immigrants and non-immigrants. With few exceptions, if…
The psychological impact of separating immigrant families
People come to the United States to build a better life for their families. However,…
Employers often abuse California immigrant workers
Families who come to the United States from other countries do so in hopes of…
Do not forget to remove conditions on marriage-based residency
Becoming a permanent resident of the United States can take years of hard work. If…
Seeking asylum in America is a difficult process
In everyday conversations, many people in California may use the terms refugee and asylum seekers…
4 steps to getting a student visa
You may want to attend school in the U.S. to get your best education. With…
What are the eligibility requirements for naturalization?
The process of becoming eligible to be considered for naturalization in California is a unique…
An Attorney Will Strengthen Your Defense When Facing Deportation
Although individuals are not required to have an attorney present during their deportation proceeding, a…
Understanding the U.S. naturalization test
If you are an immigrant living in California who wishes to become a naturalized U.S.…
Do foreign actors with California job opportunities need a visa?
As you know, California is the place to be if you want to work in…
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