Archive for May, 2010
Immigration and Citizenship
Posted by admin in Immigration Law on May 3, 2010
A great number of people is confused about immigration law and citizenship in the United States. Here are a few of the many common misconceptions about immigration laws and United States citizenship: Read the rest of this entry »
Why an Immigration Attorney Might Be the Help That You Need
Posted by admin in Immigration Law on May 3, 2010
The best person to have in your corner during an immigration dispute is a qualified immigration lawyer. This is because they are trained to have your best interests at hand, and know all the resources, both legal and otherwise, to help you through this trying time. In issues as important as citizenship, choosing the right support can make all the difference.
Eligibility Requirements For the Naturalization Process
Posted by admin in Immigration Law on May 3, 2010
People migrate from one country to another for reasons ranging from economic motivations to reuniting with loved ones who are abroad. Often times an immigrant’s move to another country involves permanently leaving their home country in order to become a citizen of the new country. Under the United States legal system, naturalization is the process through which an immigrant acquires U.S. citizenship. This is required for someone who was not born a citizen of the U.S. or did not acquire citizenship shortly after birth.