The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is known for quickly rejecting applications in case of errors. Sometimes simple immigration mistakes can ruin your chances of being approved by USCIS. How to avoid them, reports CitizenPath. In fact, even very smart candidates can make mistakes...
Even if you hire a professional, much less file your own return, you will need certain information and documents. This checklist covers the basics that are common to most taxpayers, but everyone's taxes are different. So you may need to adapt this list to…
If you're finally setting your sights on a dream trip this New Year or using your bonus miles for a new itinerary, you'll want to consider the changes that will take effect in 2025, ABC News reports. REAL ID Americans are advised to update their IDs…
Moving and even decades of living in another country do not guarantee that at some point you will not need some kind of certificate or reference from your homeland. And then the difficult quest of "getting a document from the archive from the registry office" begins. If you have the identification data...
Hurricanes Helen and Milton hit Florida one after another, leaving many people homeless or forced to evacuate quickly. In such emergencies, people often lose their documents, and for immigrants, documents are a vital thing. What to do in cases…
Americans can now renew their passports online. Renewals no longer require the paper application process by mail, which has often caused delays, the Associated Press reports. The online renewal service has been tested for several years, launching partially for different categories of applicants. And now, finally…
Americans can now renew their passports online as part of a pilot program introduced by the US State Department on June 13. A new online system will allow United States passport holders to renew their documents hassle-free. So far, the system has a certain limit of applications per day. Over time, when...
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) provides a third gender option on Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. “X” is defined as “Other Gender Identity.” Historically, USCIS forms and related documents only offered two gender options: Male and...
Emigration breaks and separates many families: parents remain to live in Russia, and children move to America. And when parents die, children bury them, and then don’t know how to separate themselves between family and work in the USA and visiting the graves of relatives on...
All people on the planet encounter civil registry offices: from birth to death. And between these two starting points, many events occur that are subject to state registration: marriages, divorces, name changes, births of children - and so on in a circle, from generation to...