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At a Glance Regular Green Cards, or Permanent Resident Cards, typically have a 10-year validity. If you have conditional permanent resident status, the card is valid for a shorter period, usually 2 years. Keeping your green card up-to-date is crucial for proving permanent resident status for employm…

It probably won’t surprise you to learn that stress will negatively impact people. What may surprise you, though, is that a staggering 70% percent of college students reported experiencing stress related to their financial situation. In fact, 80% of top university executives say that mental health i…

At a Glance Dogecoin’s value is derived from its community and potential customer interest. It represents an altruistic and fun community, but its trading value relies solely on market demand. Dogecoin is considered a risky investment due to its volatility and lack of substantial real-world va…

A Border Crossing Card is something that comes in handy for particular types of travelers who want to enter the United States. It will be available for a specific period, during which you can legally cross the border to the United States. But what exactly is this crossing card, and who needs it? Her…

At a Glance Form DS-64 is used to report a lost or stolen passport to the US Department of State. Submitting DS-64 helps invalidate the stolen passport to prevent misuse and is part of the process to obtain a new passport. The replacement process involves submitting DS-64 along with DS-11 for a new …

If you are traveling to the United States and have an interpreter for your interviews in the USCIS field office, you are required to file a form G-1256. The form came into effect on 1st May 2017 and is now mandatory for the interview. This is specifically important for people who have aged parents t…

With all the documents that you might have to gather for your visa, you might feel rather confused looking at the list of documents. Your purpose is to study or become an intern in the United States – but in order to get yourself started on your journey, you need to know all about the […]

Back in 2017, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security admitted 1.1 million permanent residents to the United States. So, there are quite a lot of people becoming permanent residents of the country. However, what happens when you’re a permanent resident alien, yet you’re unable to return to the Stat…

Being a permanent resident of the U.S. is great. Still, there are even greater benefits to being a U.S. citizen. You’ve probably been waiting for ages to be able to apply. And now, you’re wondering how long you still have to wait and when you can apply for U.S. citizenship. We’ll b…

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