At a Glance: Biometric screening is a medical procedure used to identify and monitor various health conditions, such as diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, and heart disease. It can provide a baseline measurement of overall health and detect early signs of underlying conditions. Employers often …
At a Glance: A Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) is a foreign national who has obtained the status of permanent residency in the United States. LPRs have the right to reside permanently, work without restrictions, buy and sell property, receive financial assistance from public universities, and join t…
At a Glance: A character reference letter for court is a letter written by someone who knows the defendant well, such as a spouse, friend, or religious leader. It is submitted to the court to provide insight into the defendant’s character and can influence the sentencing decision. The letter s…
At a Glance: The Selective Service System is a government agency responsible for preparing the United States for worst-case scenarios, such as during wartime, by providing personnel to the Department of Defense. All males, including citizens, immigrants, and refugees, are required to register for Se…
At a Glance: USCIS “Find a Doctor” is a feature on the USCIS website that helps immigrants locate authorized civil surgeons for their immigration medical exams. By entering their zip code, individuals can find physicians in their area who can perform the required medical checkup. The pag…
At a Glance: The I-94 Admissions Number is an 11-digit number issued to non-U.S. citizens and non-immigrants upon entry to the United States. It serves as an identification number and proof of legal stay. It is written on a small white card called the I-94 document, which also contains the admission…
At a Glance: Passports are essential travel documents that serve as proof of citizenship and allow entry into foreign countries. In the United States, passports are issued by the Department of State. Passports typically have a validity of 10 years for adults and 5 years for children/minors. However,…
At a Glance: A Social Security number (SSN) is a nine-digit identifier issued by the U.S. government to citizens and residents. It helps track income and determine benefits. SSNs are required for various purposes like employment, banking, and credit applications. They were initially created for reti…
At a Glance: The SB-1 visa, also known as the returning resident visa, allows lawful permanent residents and conditional residents to re-enter the United States after staying abroad for more than two years due to circumstances beyond their control. To apply, one must meet specific qualifications, su…
At a Glance: A proxy marriage is a ceremony where one person is absent and another stands in their place, often due to immigration challenges. The laws governing proxy marriages vary by state. Usually, one partner is physically present at the venue, while the absent partner joins via video link. Pro…