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Haroen Calehr Dec. 26, 2016

How Are Children Affected Through Applying for Naturalization

Minor children cannot naturalize. One has to be at least 18 years old before you become eligible to naturalize. However, if the minor’s parents naturalize while the minors are also permanent residents and have been lawfully admitted into the United States

Haroen Calehr Nov. 14, 2016

Can Failure to Register with Selective Service Prevent Attaining Citizenship?

One’s failure as a male applicant between the ages of 18 to 26 to register with Selective Services may very well be a disqualifying factor to apply for naturalization.

Haroen Calehr Oct. 31, 2016

How Does Marriage Affect Citizenship?

If an alien has a green card and they’re married to a U.S. citizen for three years, one can apply to petition the government to become a naturalized U.S. citizen based on the shorter three-year period.

Haroen Calehr Oct. 17, 2016

Is Past Imprisonment a Bar to Attaining Citizenship?

Past imprisonment is typically not a bar to attaining citizenship unless the severity is high enough to fall under a certain category such as aggravated felony.

Haroen Calehr Oct. 2, 2016

What Is Naturalization?

Naturalization is the application procedure that is utilized by aliens that want to become US natural citizens.

Haroen Calehr Sept. 19, 2016

What Is Self Deportation?

By and large, self-deportation is any form of departure from the United States that is not sanctioned by the state or by the court.

Haroen Calehr Sept. 6, 2016

What Is a Green Card?

https://youtu.be/hNzin0WeZ78Basically, a green card is a document that reflects that you are here in the country lawfully as a legal permanent resident.

Haroen Calehr Aug. 24, 2016

When Can Immigrants Claim Benefits?

Usually illegal immigrants cannot claim benefits, but there are as always in law, there are exceptions. By and large, unless you’ve actually put money into the system then you really can’t derive anything out of it.

Haroen Calehr Aug. 9, 2016

What Is The H1B Cap?

The cap essentially is an annual quota that’s set aside. If you are just a brand new employee wanting to apply for an H-1B, then nine out of ten times you are subject to the cap.

Haroen Calehr Aug. 1, 2016

What Are the Different Types of Immigrant Visas?

The I-140 is specifically set aside for employment based immigrant visas and it has multiple different availabilities. A J-1 visa is a very broad non-immigrant visa so it does not lead to a green card but it is still a very versatile visa.

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