Many green card holders may hesitate to become US citizens because of rules about having citizenship in two countries. Even if you’ve lived in the US for a long time, you might still feel strongly connected to your home country, regardless of where you’re from. Letting go of that connection isn’t easy. While the US […]
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If you hope to remain in the United States with your loved ones, but face the barriers of unlawful entry and unlawful presence, then the I-601A Waiver might be the solution you’ve been searching for. In this blog post, we’ll break down what the I-601A Waiver is, who is eligible, the application process, and why
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Navigating US immigration law can be daunting, especially for families with ties to the military. One essential program for eligible immigrants in these families is Parole in Place (PIP). This special program offers an opportunity for certain individuals, who entered the US unlawfully but are family members of active-duty military or veterans, to be formally
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Our Stories of Hope series is back for another inspiring installment. This month, we’re honored to shine a spotlight on Sylviane from Cameroon, sharing her remarkable journey and the unique thread she adds to our diverse community. Keep reading for a story that embodies resilience, dreams, and the strength that binds us all. Life in
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Last week, our team members Tracie and Isabel had the privilege of participating in the inspiring New Americans Celebration at the Georgia State Capitol. Amidst the bustling halls of the state’s capitol building, attendees gathered to advocate for policies that have the potential to transform the lives of immigrants and refugees in our Georgia community.
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As Valentine’s Day approaches, we celebrate the love stories that transcend borders and bring couples together. For many, finding love in the United States opens the door to a world of possibilities. If you’ve found love abroad, the fiancé visa offers a path to beginning your life together. In this blog post, we explore the
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We are back with another installment of our Stories of Hope Series! With the goal of spotlighting the real lives and faces of immigrants in the US, we are excited to share Mimi’s story, who came to the United States from Mali in West Africa. Life in Mali…and Everywhere Else Mimi begins by describing her
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Life as an immigrant is one of transitions, including changing places and moving homes within the United States. Did you know that it is legally required for you to update your address with USCIS until the moment you are a naturalized citizen? Read more below about the hows and whys of changing your address as
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We always love when an immigration story begins with a love story that ends with an “I do.” Whether you and your partner started the immigration process from the very beginning with a Fiance Visa, or you came to the United States and found love, marriage can be a great way to obtain status and
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As we approach 2024, we also approach a presidential election year. One major distinction between citizens and lawful permanent residents or individuals with other immigration statuses lies in the right to vote. You, perhaps more than anyone else, understand the influence that the presidential administration can have over immigration policies and procedures, impacting millions of
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