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The short answer is yes, USCIS will usually look through your social media accounts before they approve any immigration applications.
Individuals who file Form I-944 alongside their green card applications will also have to file tax transcripts and records of all taxes paid abroad.
Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA is a critical document that can make or break an immigrant’s green card application.
A lost, stolen, or damaged green card isn’t the end of the world. It’s more of an inconvenience that requires additional paperwork and a small filing fee.
In most cases, you’ll have to renew your green card after 10 years. However, the process is different for conditional permanent residents.
In order to qualify for a U.S. green card, you must first attend a medical exam given by a USCIS-approved “civil surgeon.”
“Stop and identify statutes” require that individuals who are stopped by police identify themselves. Virginia does not have a stop and identify statute.
Preparing for your individual hearing means getting ready to answer any questions the immigration judge might have about your asylum claim.
In addition to any penalties outlined in the Virginia Code, most convictions result in many collateral consequences, which can negatively impact your life.
If you’re currently filing for an adjustment of status to get your green card, leaving the country can put your application, and your visa, in jeopardy.
