How Continuity Of Residence Affects Citizenship
Jan 29, 2011
Over 250,000 people apply for citizenship every year mostly
through Naturalization, the primary method of acquiring U.S. citizenship. Citizenship gained through
Naturalization is in almost all respects...
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Can the Immigration Dilemma Be Solved with an Executive Order?
Jan 29, 2011
On 3 July 2002, President George W. Bush signed Executive Order (EO) 13,269. The EO expedited the naturalization of soldiers in active duty by making them immediately eligible to apply for naturalizati...
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The Illegal Alien Has An Accident
Jan 29, 2011
Persons injured in accidents, residing illegally in the U.S. are losing millions of dollars each year through fear of the U.S. Citizenship Immigration Service (USIS). This fear, accompanied by the gen...
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The Problem with a Foreign Passport
Jan 29, 2011
A foreigner is walking down the street, with his passport in his pocket, minding his own business when all of a sudden the police on suspicion of some crime arrest him. Guilty or innocent he is probabl...
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A Marriage Breaks Down Before the Permanent Green Card is Granted. What are you to do?
Jan 29, 2011
Maria called me the other day
and told me that she and her husband had been fighting. He suspects that
shes been having an affair with his best friend Ramon. Hes talking about
moving out and divor...
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Green Card for the Religious Worker
Jan 29, 2011
The First Amendment of the United States
Constitution states, "Congress shall make no law respecting the
establishment of religion..." This concept, an underpinning of U.S. laws
evolved from the fear ...
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HOW TO SAVE YOUR GREENCARD
Jan 29, 2011
This article describes certain precautions for U.S. permanent residents ("green card" holders) to take in order to maximize the chances of being able to maintain permanent residency status, i.e., "keep...
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Preserving you legal residency after a long trip abroad
Jan 29, 2011
Steve Fischbein, a legal resident of the United States traveled to
England to take care of the estate of his deceased mother. He planned
on returning within six months, but because of unforeseen...
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An Overview of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Jan 28, 2011
Chapter 7 bankruptcy refers to the chapter of the Bankruptcy Code that contains the bankruptcy law. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is sometimes called "liquidation" bankruptcy. This is because a successful bankr...
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Overview of a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case
Jan 28, 2011
A chapter 13 bankruptcy is wonderful part of our federal laws. You can use it to stop a house foreclosure, make up the missed mortgage payments and keep the house. You can also pay off back taxes throu...
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