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What to Expect When Working with a Family Immigration Lawyer

What to Expect When Working with a Family Immigration Lawyer

by sitemanager | Mar 13, 2023 | Family and Individuals

Engaging the services of a competent family immigration lawyer is crucial. It can be hard to legally bring a family member into the United States or stop someone from being deported. To make sure your case is handled as well and quickly as possible, you must choose an...
What Documents Do You Need To Renew Your Green Card

What Documents Do You Need To Renew Your Green Card

by sitemanager | Jun 21, 2022 | Family and Individuals, Green Card

A Green Card or a Permanent Resident Card is valid for ten years. You’ll need to renew your card if this time has elapsed. A valid Green Card is essential to show your employer or customs officials at the border or airport that you have a lawful permanent resident...

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