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Once USCIS has produced your green card, they provide tracking information for the proper delivery of your green card, employment authorization document (EAD), and travel document. Here’s how you can track their delivery.
Need assistance navigating the complexities of the immigration system? Our guide sheds light on how to request help from the CIS Ombudsman’s Office, your ally in immigration matters.
Looking to expedite your work and travel authorization? Here’s your comprehensive guide on how to navigate the USCIS process, understanding when and how to request expedited processing.
When the petitioner of USCIS Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, passes away mid-process, the principal beneficiary may qualify for a relief known as humanitarian reinstatement. Learn about its eligibility and application process.
Understanding the importance of accurate I-94 admission records when immigrating to the United States and learning the process of rectifying errors at CBP Deferred Inspection Sites.
Are you an alien that recently moved, or will be moving soon? You are required to keep your address current with US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). You might not know it, but changing your address with the US Postal Service will NOT change your address with USCIS. Here’s what you need to do.
Most healthy domestic pets can be brought to the United States with the proper paperwork. (CBP highly recommends contacting the anticipated port of arrival before importing a pet or other animal for expeditious processing and to reduce the possibility of unnecessary delays.) If you are bringing a pet to the United States, you need to make sure you are following the required regulations for traveling with a pet. Here’s how to make sure you—and your pet—are in compliance.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is the US government agency inside the United States that is responsible for processing US immigration benefits (Green Cards and Visas). The USCIS provides several ways for you to track the progress of your case—but here’s the most effective way to do it.
The US immigrant visa process involves three crucial agencies: the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), US Embassies and Consulates, and the National Visa Center (NVC). This guide will walk you through the NVC’s role in green card applications and how to keep track of your case.
For immigration benefits like visa extension, renewal, or status changes, you need the CBP Form I-94 record. Here’s all you need to know about acquiring this essential document.