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The United States is a land of immigrants, and it is these immigrants who have made our country the finest in the world. There are several ways to legally immigrate to the United States. United States Citizenship is the greatest benefits of immigrating to America. Citizenship is the next step after obtaining the permanent residence or Green Card as the United States permanent resident card is commonly know. It is possible to apply for a Green Card by Marriage, being sponsored by a United States employment, by investing in the United States, by relatives who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents and by the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program (Green Card Lottery). After the
individual is a United States permanent resident for a few years, he/she can apply for Citizenship. Citizenship provides the maximum available rights in the country. Citizens of the United States may find advantages on using the American passport when traveling abroad. Most citizens receive their citizenship by birth, but the ones who are born in other countries, can apply for U.S. citizenship through the process of Naturalization.
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There are several types of immigrant and non-immigrant visas to enter the
United States. It is very important that you request the
right type of visa for your situation, according to your travel
intentions to the United States. The visitors coming as tourist or for
business that wish to enter the United States temporarily and
stay for a short time, should request a non-immigrant visa.
The people that wish to live in the U.S., and that are eligible
for any of the available visa types, should apply for an
immigrant visa, either through employment, or request the
permanent residence through immediate relatives that are U.S. citizens.
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Ask Questions and advice from an
Immigration Lawyer from the
United States. Question and Answers to your immigration
questions. Send your questions
online to an specialized and accredited immigration
attorney from the U.S., also read
Frequently Asked
Questions (FAQ)and their
respective answers about United States
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Ask the Immigration Lawyer David Katona
David Katona specializes on immigration law, you can
submit immigration questions online and he will answer
in 2 business days. Learn more about
David
Katona and how to ask him
questions online. He can help you processing your case and submitting
your application. Mr. Katona is very experienced in all the aspects
of business and family immigration, and in the defense and federal
appeals of removal (or deportation). This U.S. immigration lawyer is an active member
of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the New York
City Bar Association. He currently serves as the Co-Chair of the
Corporate Practice Committee of AILA's New York Chapter. Mr. Katona serves as a co-founding partner of the law
firm Katona & Mir LLP and continues to practice exclusively in the
area of immigration law. In addition to being a partner at Katona &
Mir, Mr. Katona also serves as an Of Counsel immigration consultant
to law firms in New York City and Palo Alto, California. He speaks 3
languages, English, Spanish and Hungarian.
Submit your immigration questions to
the immigration lawyer David Katona. |
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Ask the Immigration Lawyer Charles H. Kuck
This specialized attorney is available to answer your
questions about U.S. Immigration in English
and Spanish.
Click here to
submit your immigration questions now. Charles Kuck is the President of AILA (American
Immigration Lawyers Association). Atlanta Magazine named him Georgia “Super Lawyer” in
the field of immigration. He is listed as one of the best
immigration lawyers by Chambers USA, America’s Leading
Lawyers for Business, and by Chambers Global, The World’s Leading
Lawyers for Business. His federal litigation
practice has resulted in precedent decisions published by the
Federal District and Circuit Courts of Appeal. Has testified before
Congress on immigration matters, and appeared on CBS, Fox News, CNN,
MSNBC, National Public Radio, as well as other U.S. radio stations
and written publications, including the New York Times, Los Angeles
Times, The New Yorker, The National Journal, The Miami Herald, The
Atlanta Journal Constitution and The Wall Street Journal. |
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Application, Eligibility, Rights, Obligations and Privileges. |
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If your Green Card has been lost, robed,
destroyed or expired, you should immediately request a new one. |
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Tourist Visa
& Visa Waiver
Information about the
Tourist Visa. Citizens of some countries don't need visa to travel to the United States with a maximum
stay of 90 days. |
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Immigration Forms
Download forms on line to file and submit your application and immigration case properly. |
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Student Visa
Eligibility Information, Application Instructions and Procedures. Apply Now! |
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Citizenship Test
Sample Questions and Answers, study guide and general information about this test. |
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Immigration Lawyer
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