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Immigrating to the United States is not an easy task but with the right team on your side, you too can achieve the American dream.
The United States allows U.S. citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents (LPR’s) to petition for certain family members to be allowed to enter the United States and gain Permanent Residency.
Certain immigrants can apply to legalize their status if they have been a victim of crime or abuse. These petitions can be VAWA, U-VISA, or Special Immigrant Juvenile.
Certain people may be ineligible for Lawful Permanent Residency in the United States unless the government agrees to waive that ineligibility due to criminal or immigration background.
Immigrants who are present in the United States without permission and are arrested by immigration authorities, are given an opportunity…
Immigrants can apply to become U.S. citizens after five years of being Lawful Permanent Residents, in certain cases immigrants can apply after three years.
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