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ByJeremy Richards
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Canadian citizens enjoy visa-exempt travel to the United States, but U.S. immigration rules still apply. Learn what to expect at the border, how long you may stay, why the I-94 record governs your lawful stay, and what registration requirements may apply when entering by air, land, or sea.
ByJeremy Richards
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If you’re a Canadian traveler who filled out Form G-325R during a U.S. visit, you might wonder what to do after leaving the country and whether your registration is still valid for future trips. This guide explains when to notify authorities, what documents to keep, and whether you need to register again before returning to the U.S.
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Canadians visiting the U.S. in 2025 must meet updated immigration requirements, including proper ID, proof of ties to Canada, and registration for stays over 30 days. Learn how to stay compliant and avoid issues at the border.
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Understand the key differences between a U.S. visa and an I-94 admission record, including their purposes, issuing authorities, and validity periods.
ByJeremy Richards
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The U.S. immigration process can be complex, but understanding the basics can make it easier. For Canadians who obtained pre-approval from USCIS, the I-797 Approval Notice is key. This article explains this process.
ByJeremy Richards
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The E-visa eligibility criteria now include a specific requirement for applicants who gained treaty country nationality through financial investment: proving domicile for a continuous three-year period. This blog covers the implications of this requirement and offers guidance for applicants.
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Family reunification is common for many immigrants in the United States. For green card holders whose families may not have been included on their green card application, their family members may still be able to obtain green cards through either the Accompanying or Follow-to-Join process. This article will cover the rules for accompanying and following to join for qualifying family members of green card holders.