IMMIGRATION
Permanent Residence/Green Card
Permanent Residence/Green Card Under federal immigration's laws of US a person who has a permanent residency, informally known as green card, is able and authorizes to live and work in the United States of America permanently. Green cards are valid for 10 years for permanent residents, and 2 years for conditional permanent residents.
Naturalization/Citizenship
The following are the essential requirements for applying for citizenship, a process called naturalization: You must hold a green card for five years and continuously reside in the U.S. (meaning that you live there without leaving for trips of six months or longer), You must be physically present inside the U.S. for at least 30 months before applying You must have lived in the state where you will submit the application for at least three months You need to be reasonably proficient in the English language You need to be familiar with American history, government and society You need to be able to make an Oath of allegiance (There are some exceptions for those whose religion does not allow oathes).
Immigration Appeals
The Board of Immigration Appeals is an administrative appellate body within the Executive Office for Immigration Review of the United States Department of Justice..
SERVICES OFFERED INCLUDE
Petition for Alien Relatives
Application for permanent or Adjust Status
Petition to Remove Conditional in Residence
Application for Employment Authorization
Application for Naturalization
DACA Differed Action for Childhood
Application to Replace Acceptance Permanent Resident
Travel Document
Visa Fiance
Affidavit