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Si usted no es ciudadano de los Estados Unidos, es importante saber qué tipo de cosas pueden tener un efecto negativo en su habilidad de permanecer legalmente en el país. Algunos crimines le pueden descalificar inmediatamente por la ciudadanía e incluso la residencia,...
The most recent data shows that more than half of all legal immigrants in the U.S. obtained their permanent residence through family-based immigration. Current immigration law states that it is possible for a lawful permanent resident, or LPR, as well as U.S. citizens...
A Trade NAFTA (TN) visa is a non-immigrant employment visa for Mexican and Canadian professionals employed in certain professions who wish to work in New Jersey and other US states. The professions include lawyer, research doctor, dentist and engineer, among other...
The number of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. is at the level it was in 2004. Mexican nationals aren't the majority of the undocumented immigrant population in New Jersey and other states; many undocumented immigrants come from Central America and Asia. The size...
New Jersey is a state with a variety of global cultures. Many come from around the world to seek the American dream. Although this is the land of opportunity, some sacrifices such as leaving loved ones in the home country are made. Fiancée visas help families remain...
New Jersey is host to many immigrant cultures, and not all those people are in the country legally. Congress is still hammering out bills to deal with immigration laws, but the problem is not close to a resolution. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can request...
It’s common for immigrants in New Jersey who are targeted for deportation to have no legal representation. In such an event, immigrants that have strong cases for asylum or residency could end up being sent back to their home countries without a fair trial. No Sixth...
The affirmative asylum process allows immigrants to apply for asylum in the United States. There's a set of specific steps to follow, and affirmative asylum doesn't help immigrants in the middle of removal proceedings in New Jersey or another state. Applying for...
Asylum seekers relocating to New Jersey must work through a legal process to gain residency. Throughout this process, beginning with the first interactions with the government, asylum seekers have the legal responsibility to furnish fully accurate information at all...
Lawful permanent residents, sometimes referred to as green card holders or LPRs, may wish to apply for United States citizenship. Rules exist for New Jersey residents who are interested in naturalized citizenship, including residency requirements. Those who owe back...