Let you fears subside, filing bankruptcy will not affect your ability to become a United States citizen. In order to qualify for naturalization you must have… . . . → Mas: Bankruptcy and Naturalization
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Are you trying to save money by filling out your own form I-130? I review thousands of immigration form I-130 applications, and almost every one of them has a problem that will cause it to be rejected or delayed. Avoiding these common mistakes is easy if you know what they are: Top 3 problems on form I-130: 1. Not listing spouse and children. 2. Not listing if you will be adjusting in the US or at a consular post in your country. 3. On spousal petitions, not including the form G-325A with the form. There are other problems of course, . . . → Mas: Top 3 Mistakes on Form I-130 Petition for Alien Relative How to get free legal aid is a question I get all the time, and there are actually plenty of ways to get free legal help in Los Angeles, but the best recommendation depends on your particular situation. Here are the top free legal resources in Los Angeles: . . . → Mas: Top 5 Free Legal Aid Resources in Los Angeles Las quotas de inmigracion suben en Noviembre del 2010! http://www.miabogada.com/articles/immigration-form-fees-increasing-november-2010/ CIS fees increase on most applications on November 23, 2010. One of the only applications not subject to the increase is the N-400, application for naturalization. CIS representatives have commented that the reason the naturalization application fee is not being increased is to encourage those that are eligible to become citizens of the United States! . . . → Mas: Immigration Form Fees Increase in November 2010  3 comments  Artículos, English  fees, I-102, I-129, I-129F, I-130, I-131, I-140, I-191, I-192, I-193, I-212, I-290B, I-360, I-485, I-526, I-539, I-600, I-601, I-612, I-687, I-690, I-694, I-698, I-751, I-765, I-800, I-817, I-824, I-829, I-881, I-90, I-907, I-924, N-300, N-336, N-400, N-470, N-600, N-656, quotas Great news for immigrants! Congress is considering the DREAM Act. It would grant legal resident status to undocumented immigrant students. The qualifications to apply: those who entered the United States before turning 16 and were raised here continuously for at least five years prior to the passage of the bill, graduated from an American high school, obtained a GED, have been accepted to a college, or joined the military. The bill also says they must be between the ages of 12 and 35 at the time of the application and they must be of “good moral character.” Remember that this . . . → Mas: DREAM Act: New Immigration Law? Listandome para una manana de consultas en la oficina.
. . . → Mas: Programa Inmigracion – radio KWKW 1330 Uno de los mejores ejemplos es la ley infame “del tiempo” en cual un notario o consultante de inmigración sin escrúpulos le dice a una persona indocumentada que puede obtener un permiso de trabajo por haber estado presente en los EE.UU. por mas de diez (10) años. . . . → Mas: No Permite Ser Defraudado Bajo La Ley Del Tiempo | |||
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