Frequently asked questions

  • HOW TO OBTAIN US CITIZENSHIP

    Acquire it through your Parents or Grandparents even if you were born abroad. OR by Naturalization.

    If by Naturalization, you must meet the Good Morale Character Requirement

    US Citizenship by Naturalization, parents or grandparents
  • VISA DENIAL/ CANELLATION

    These actions can result in visa denial/cancellation: Overstaying your visa, working while on a visitor’s visa, committing a crime, fraud or failing to be honest on your USCIS application, and more. Sometimes a WAIVER can overcome the denial/cancellation.

    Obtain waivers for visa denial or cancellation
  • VISA RULES

    Avoid Overstays - You must comply with your Duration of Stay, NOT your Visa expiry date.

    Divulge negative information in your background - Even if your prior crime was expunged or occurred years ago, you must include it on your USCIS application.

    Temporary visas to US, B1, B2, F1, E visas
  • GREEN CARD/ Immigrant Visa

    Upon receiving your green card, Follow these rules to avoid problems: live permanently in the USA; maintain good morale character; file your income tax returns; support your minor children; and males 18-25 must register for selective service.

    Obtain and Maintain US Green Card