The essential knowledge to embrace residency.
A good resident should have knowledge of the history of the country they reside in; understanding the past is crucial because they will be the ones shaping the future.
Statistical figures.
In studies conducted across the United States, we find in these numbers the importance of immigrants and the impact they could have on the country.
Section 240
Section 240 of the Immigration and Nationality Act of the United States pertains to the removal proceedings for immigrants. This section establishes the legal processes for deporting individuals who are in the U.S. without authorization, allowing them to present their case before an immigration judge. During this process, they can argue why they should not be deported and may apply for forms of relief, such as asylum or adjustment of status.
Green Card
The United States permanent resident card, commonly known as the Green Card, is an identity document for residents of the United States who do not hold U.S. citizenship.
Some questions that may arise during the Green Card process.
History of your Relationship.
Your daily routines
Stories about your children (if any)
Significant events, rituals, or celebrations
Adjustment of status
Each category of permanent residency card has different steps and processes; you must be well informed about how your permanent residency process can proceed.