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FAQ's
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Can you extend the time of my visa?
To extend the time of your visa or apply for an adjustment of status, you must file Form I-539 before the expiration date of your visa.
It is necessary to have the advice of a trusted lawyer to carry out this procedure, please contact us and we can help you.
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How can I apply for asylum?The United States can provide asylum to those who are fleeing their native country for persecution based on race, religion, nationality, membership in social groups, or political opinion; Immigrants can apply for asylum at ports of entry to the United States by filing Form I-859, along with their application and a withholding of removal, to avoid being deported from the United States for one year.
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What is naturalization? How can I become a legal citizen of the United States?
Naturalization is a legal process with which a permanent resident can receive US citizenship, after having lived at least 5 years within the United States, and after passing a civics test in English, once approved they must take an oath to become in naturalized citizen.
In the case of being the spouse of a United States citizen, naturalization only requires 3 years of legal residence in the United States.
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How can I get my residence card (Green Card)?
There are two ways you can receive your Residence Card (Green Card); The first is through a direct relative, if someone in your family is a permanent resident or a United States citizen, they can make a request so that you can have legal residence.
The second way is to enter the country legally with a non-immigrant visa, and apply for an adjustment of status.
An experienced lawyer like ours can always guide you correctly to carry out the process successfully.
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What are the different types of visas?There are several types of visas for different purposes, they are classified as Non-Immigrant Visa, referring to visas for specific times; and the Immigrant Visa, also known as the Green Card.
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