Situations
Self-Deportation vs. ICE Removal: What You Need to Know
"Self-deportation" isn't a formal U.S. immigration option, but "voluntary departure" allows individuals to leave on their own, avoiding forced removal by ICE. This requires meeting eligibility criteria, covering travel costs,…
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Lasted Situations
Broken Families: The Heartbreak of a Parent’s Deportation
Deporting parents devastates families, causing emotional trauma, financial hardship, academic struggles, and community mistrust. Children face long-term mental health issues,…
Should You Pay an Immigration Supporter?
Consider the necessity and role of an immigration supporter carefully. Legitimate supporters should offer guidance without exploiting your situation. Be…
Identifying Legitimate Immigration Supporters: Avoid Payment Scams
Be cautious of individuals posing as supporters who ask for payment for immigration assistance. Recognize misleading offers and distinguish them…
Beyond the Badge: Verifying USCIS Official Identity
To verify a USCIS official's identity and avoid scams, request their name, badge number, and direct line. Cross-check the details…
Beware of USCIS Agent Impersonation Scams
If someone claiming to be a USCIS agent contacts you, do not share personal information. Verify their identity by contacting…
How to Verify USCIS Social Media Accounts
The article emphasizes the importance of verifying the legitimacy of social media messages claiming to be from USCIS. It guides…
How to Verify USCIS Official Contacts
Identify legitimate USCIS officials by checking for official communication channels like .gov emails or letters with official seals. USCIS does…
Change of Status: USA Tourist Visa to Spousal Guide
To change from a US tourist visa to a spousal visa, file Form I-130 for the spousal relationship and Form…