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The U.S. President is not only the head of the government but also the commander-in-chief of the U.S. military. The U.S. will have its new leader in January 2017. Many are eagerly waiting to cast their votes in the November 2016 presidential election. For many new U.S. citizens this will be their first vote. Are you […]

2016 Olympics, the planet’s biggest sporting event, will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This event that will draw thousands to Rio is expected to boost the ailing economy of the country. Here’s a happy news for Americans who have Brazil on their bucket list. Brazil has announced that the country will waive visa requirements

The decision of the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on whether or not President Obama’s executive actions on immigration reform violated the U.S. Constitution, has sparked new hope among undocumented immigrants and immigrant advocates in the U.S. The Supreme Court justices are more likely to hear the case in April 2016. A decision on the

Do I need to take all documents, copies of which I already submitted with Form N-400, to the Naturalization interview? Yes. Evidence you already submitted with your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization might be needed for review. Here are few documents you must carry with you to your naturalization interview without fail. Your permanent resident

Virginia, was named in honor of England’s “Virgin Queen,” Elizabeth I. The state is famous for presidential homes, the Arlington Military Cemetery and Chincoteague Ponies. Here are few quick facts about Virginia: State capital – Richmond State motto of Virginia – Sic Semper Tyrannis (“Thus Always to Tyrants”) State song – “Carry Me Back to

What happens to my immigration or naturalization application if it is transferred from one USCIS service center to another? The new service center to which your case has been transferred, will process your case. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) transfers the adjudication of some cases among its service centers to balance the agency’s overall

Do infants need visas to travel temporarily to the U.S.? Yes! Everyone who wishes to visit the U.S. must obtain a U.S. visa. This includes infants and children under age 18. Your child cannot travel with you to the U.S. on your non-immigrant visa, even if your child is an infant. Your child will not

The U.S. advises foreigners visiting the country to exercise normal safety precautions in the country. Everyone who comes to the U.S., will be subject to inspection by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials. You will be granted entry into the country only after a CBP official conducts an immigration inspection. Even if you hold