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Fiancé, Spousal and Marriage Based Visas One of the many ways to acquire a green card and a path towards citizenship is through marriage. There are two basic types of marriage based visas, the fiancé visa and the spouse visa, each with their own eligibility...
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Citizenship A green card provides the right to work in the United States and a path to citizenship, but there are additional steps that must be taken to become a full fledged citizen. Some immigrants choose to continuously renew their green cards, rather than...
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The term green card refers to permanent resident status in the United States, with a path towards citizenship. They’re sought after by people from all over the World that are seeking greater economic opportunity and/or to reunite with family members that...
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Whether you’re looking to work, study or permanently immigrate to the United States, the Botelho Law Group can assist you through the entire process. Our experienced immigration attorneys at our offices in Fall River and Providence will help you achieve your...
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Yes, you can now apply for DACA as a first-time applicant or apply for a DACA renewal. On December 7, 2020, the United States District Court, ruled that the US Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) shall start accepting DACA applications under the...
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Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was created by Pres. Obama in 2012, which deferred action on immigration cases for certain undocumented people who came to the United States as a child. USCIS began accepting applications for this program on August 15,...
