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U.S. citizens in Canada face unique tax obligations beyond their residency status. Understanding these responsibilities is crucial to ensuring compliance with U.S. tax laws. This article provides an overview of the critical tax obligations for U.S. citizens residing in Canada.
Nonimmigrant visa holders in the United States may need to file taxes. Without eligibility for a Social Security Number (SSN), an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) becomes necessary. This guide outlines the basic steps to obtain an ITIN, ensuring compliance with U.S. tax obligations.
Acquiring a U.S. driver’s license can confuse nonimmigrant visa holders, given the varied requirements across different states. This article covers obtaining a driver’s license while on a nonimmigrant visa.
Starting in April 2022, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) initiated a pilot program for stampless entry and an electronic I-94 process at select ports of entry. This modernized process has become the standard practice across all U.S. ports of entry, marking a significant shift in how entry to the United States is recorded and managed.
Navigate the complexities of U.S. tax obligations for nonimmigrant visa holders, covering income tax filing, social security, Medicare taxes, state and local taxes, and tax treaty implications.
Navigating the labyrinth of immigration laws presents a formidable challenge. The expertise of an immigration lawyer, however, can transform this daunting task into a navigable journey. Below, we delve into seven key advantages of enlisting the services of an immigration attorney, emphasizing their critical role in successful immigration endeavors.
Many sources on the internet and social media provide “immigration advice.” Some of these sources, such as a friend, Facebook Group, Reddit, or a Google search, may seem reliable. No matter the internet source, you need to use caution. US immigration is case and fact-specific. Not one case is alike. We discuss the dangers of using Internet advice for your US immigration matter here.
Navigate the intricacies of obtaining immigration records and agency data through a USCIS Freedom of Information Act request, offering a transparent view into your immigration history and related records.
Essential guide on how to apply for a U.S. B visa for volunteering activities in non-profit or religious organizations, with insights into eligibility, documentation, and visa conditions.