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Going into labor while traveling abroad is not something most parents plan for. If it does happen, your first question may be whether your baby will still be a U.S. citizen. The answer depends on a few key factors. The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) governs how...
You might expect a smooth immigration process. You file a petition. The forms look familiar. Then an older event may arise. At that point, questions about admissibility can arise. If you live in Maryland or sponsor someone there, certain past actions may trigger a...
When you bring your family to the U.S., the process depends on whether you petition for a spouse, a fiancé, or a child. Each path has its own rules and steps. Understanding the differences helps you avoid delays. Bringing a spouse If you are a U.S. citizen, you file...
Marriage may open the door to a green card, but it does not always mean your status is permanent. If your green card is only valid for two years, there is one more step you must take to stay in the U.S. A missed deadline or simple mistake could put your future at...
Families often have a deep connection born of shared history and biology. They can support and help one another in times of hardship and share joy during times of success. Living separately can undermine that connection. When one family member moves to the United...
Hiring international talent is a viable option for many businesses. The domestic labor market can be relatively competitive, especially when companies need to fill vacant positions that require substantial education. Engineers, nurses and other highly-trained and...
Love is mysterious, and sometimes deeply frustrating. People typically do not control who they fall in love with or when they start to feel that profound attachment. Someone who joins an online forum dedicated to an unusual hobby might eventually establish a deep...
There are multiple ways for people to arrange to live in the United States. People often use family-based immigration if they want a green card. Green cards are permanent resident cards that allow people to live in the country legally for as long as they qualify. If a...
Getting married is often treated as a lifelong commitment. Spouses agree to support one another regardless of changes to their economic circumstances or health. They usually live together and may raise a family together. Some people have an easy time beginning their...
When a person is in the U.S. on a work visa and loses their job, the situation becomes immediately complex due to the conditions tied to most work visa categories. These visas are employer-specific, meaning they are granted based on an individual's employment with a...