FAQs About Becoming an American Citizen

Growing up in America, I always had to adhere to a different set of rules than others. My parents came to this country seeking a better life for us, but they did it without applying for legal status. When I was a child, it did not seem like a big deal. However, that changed when I graduated from high school. I started researching my legal options and found out many others were in the same boat. Thanks to the help of an attorney, I was able to become a citizen. Many others are still stuck in limbo. I created this blog to help people like me who are trying to navigate the complex immigration system.

What Can You Do To Avoid Hurting Your Green Card Chances During The USCIS Interview?

Posted on: 7 June 2017

After submitting a green card application, the applicant has to undergo an interview with a United States Citizenship and Immigration Services officer. If the interview goes bad, there is a possibility that the applicant's request for a green card could be denied. If you are applying for a green card, here are some mistakes that could hurt your chances of being approved. Volunteering Information During the interview, the officer will ask you a series of questions. [Read More]