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TikTok user @lisbe2607 shared a heartwarming video showing the moment a Cuban woman obtained permanent residency in the United States. In the footage, the woman appears radiant and smiling as she holds the long-awaited immigration envelope. "You've more than earned it," Lis wrote alongside the clip. The video sparked an outcry […]
Just a few hours ago, Cuban journalist Javier Díaz published a short story about a Cuban I-220A applicant that brings some hope to those who still can't regularize their immigration status in the United States amid the Trump administration's revocation of the status of those who entered […]
Foreigners who reside permanently and legally in the United States have no restrictions on the number of times they can leave and re-enter the United States territory, however, it should be noted for those who travel regularly or stay away for long periods, that the Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) has a number of restrictions on the number of times they can leave and re-enter the United States territory.
One of the most important documents that immigrants who want to settle in the United States obtain is the so-called green card or permanent resident card that gives them the opportunity to access different services, work and in the future process American citizenship. Recently, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) announced that it will issue a green card to immigrants who wish to settle in the United States.
On Thursday, federal judge J. Campbell Barker repealed the “parole in place” program implemented by the Biden administration in Texas. This program offered immigrants who had married U.S. citizens and who were undocumented the possibility of obtaining legal immigration status in the United States without having to leave their home country.
People who hold American citizenship have the possibility of traveling to 170 countries without having to obtain a visa. Those who have a permanent residence card in the United States, popularly known as a Green Card, also enjoy this privilege, at least in the vast majority of these nations. […]
It is essential that those who have obtained a permanent residence card in the United States know the number of times they can leave the United States and return without facing any difficulties. Below are some details on this very relevant topic. First of all, it is worth emphasizing that it is a […]
The permanent card of the United States, popularly known as the green card, is an identity document for residents who do not have American nationality. This document is in high demand by those who wish to regularize their immigration status in the country and in fact allows them to work and receive other benefits. However, […]
Those who are residents of the United States will be able to confirm that the officers of the United States Customs and Border Protection Office (CBP) are constantly carrying out controls at the different airports of the country on permanent cards (green cards) with the objective of inspecting the status in which they are found, […]
On July 19, the administration of US President Joe Biden announced that it would begin implementing a program that would allow nearly half a million immigrants who do not have legal status in the country the possibility of reversing that reality. This process is known as Parole in Place (OIP).
