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Required Documents for Legal Immigrants and ICE Encounters

Legal immigrants in the U.S. should carry necessary documents like green cards, visas, passports, or I-94 forms based on their status. If questioned without documents, they can remain silent, request…

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Protecting Yourself During an ICE Raid as an Undocumented Spouse

Undocumented immigrants married to U.S. citizens must know their rights during an ICE raid: remain silent, refuse entry without a…

Top 5 Questions Indian Parents Face at US Port of Entry

Indian parents visiting the U.S. may face additional questioning at port of entry. Common questions focus on visit purpose, duration,…

Secondary Inspection Questions for Indian Parents Visiting the USA

Indian parents visiting the US on a B2 visa may face secondary inspection at entry. Questions include visit purpose, duration,…

Port of Entry Documents for Indian Parents Visiting USA

Indian parents visiting the USA need essential documents at the port of entry, including a valid passport, U.S. visa, DS-160…

Required Documents for Legal Immigrants and ICE Encounters

Legal immigrants in the U.S. should carry necessary documents like green cards, visas, passports, or I-94 forms based on their…

Spousal Sponsorship: Step-by-Step Guide for Canadian PR

Canada’s spousal sponsorship program enables family reunification through permanent residency. To sponsor, ensure eligibility, choose inland or outland options, and…

Submitting Documents for Visa in Further Processing Status

Yes, you can usually submit additional documents during a visa's "Further Processing" status. Follow instructions on Form 221(g) or consult…

Form I-824 Processing Time: What to Expect

The I-824 form processing time varies, usually ranging from 90 days to over six months depending on factors like USCIS…