Coronavirus: The Immigration Process

Obtaining U.S. citizenship as the final step in the immigration process. However, in some cases, even a naturalized U.S. citizen might have her citizenship revoked.    USCIS agents work vigorously to identify “illegal” naturalization. Those who gained their citizenship illegally can be investigated and stripped of their citizenship. This process is called denaturalization. In the past, […]

The I-944 vs. DS-5540 The essence of the Public Charge Rule is to place emphasis on the importance of self-sufficiency. This has always been a principle of U.S. immigration policy. The public charge rule, however, brings it to the forefront. The public charge rule is embodied by two new forms: the I-944 and the DS-5540. […]

Some wonder how the new public charge rule impacts the Coronavirus outbreak.  Will I fail to meet the public charge requirement if I seek medical assistance for Coronavirus? It is feared that foreigners who are applying for immigration benefits or those who are in the U.S. illegally will not seek out medical assistance or testing […]

The Classic Asylum Claim Humanitarian is a type of asylum claim. So, let’s first look at the typical asylum and then see how that changes in the case of humanitarian asylum. Future Persecution Generally, asylum provides relief to those foreigners who are likely to suffer persecution based on a protected ground if returned to your […]