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At a Glance Form N-445, or the Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony, is issued by USCIS. It notifies applicants of the date and location of their naturalization oath ceremony. The form includes details about the ceremony, a set of questions, and check-in instructions. It is a crucial document for …

At a Glance The I-130, or Petition for Alien Relative, is a form initiating family-based immigration for a relative from another country to obtain permanent residency (a green card) in the United States. The process can take months to years, and the petition can be denied for reasons such as insuffi…

The United States offers different types of visas to different categories of immigrants and nonimmigrant groups. The O3 visa is among the visas that are not as widely known as the H1B visa or J1 visa. If you’re interested in obtaining an O3 visa, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’l…

If you’re a business owner, you already know that financial stress will hurt your employees’ productivity. From their presence in the office to the quality of their work, workers who are stressed out — especially financially stressed — will show up less and deliver poorer work.&nbs…

At a Glance H2A visa is a temporary, non-immigrant program for seasonal U.S. agricultural workers. Valid for up to 3 years with possible extensions. Employers demonstrate a need for foreign workers; applicants must meet specific requirements. Application process involves job offer, labor certificati…

At a Glance Unemployment insurance offers financial support to individuals who are unemployed through no fault of their own, with the amount received based on previous earnings during a designated “base period.” Eligibility criteria include being authorized to work in the U.S., having ea…

You hear all the time that bad credit will affect your ability to take out loans. Bad credit can be extremely detrimental, and it will only feel like that when you need it the most. But what about having no credit? Is no credit better than bad credit? You will find the answer below. What […]

At a Glance The F3 visa is a Family Based Green Card allowing U.S. citizens to bring their married children, spouses, and minor children from foreign countries to the United States. It is a Preference Relative visa, offering benefits such as exemption from employment visas and seamless travel for st…

At a Glance Form I-94 is a document issued by Customs and Border Protection upon entering the United States, serving as proof of legal entry and indicating the allowed duration of stay. It can be obtained through passport admission stamps or electronically for air or sea arrivals, while land border …

At a Glance: The 4 Year 1 Day rule applies to lawful permanent residents who broke the continuity of their residence and had an original statutory required period of continuous residence of 5 years. Once continuous residency is broken, a new period begins and you must be physically present in the U….

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