At a Glance International shipments incur higher costs than domestic ones due to factors such as tariffs, custom duties imposed by governments, and increased transportation expenses for long distances. Port congestion can contribute to delays and additional charges in international shipping processe…
At a Glance: Form I-129F is an application submitted to the USCIS by a U.S. citizen who plans to marry a foreign national in the U.S. or bring their spouse to the country. The form requires evidence of U.S. citizenship, termination of previous marriages, intent to marry within 90 days, and proof of …
Checks – it’s been a while since anyone’s heard about them, right? However, even if everyone is now busy with bank transfers and debit cards, there are still some people that just prefer signing checks. It saves them the trouble of going to the bank – and let’s face it, they feel fancy. That being […
At a Glance: The EB2 visa has stricter requirements and is generally more difficult to obtain than the EB3 visa. To qualify for an EB2 visa, applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree or higher, along with at least five years of work experience or exceptional talent in specific fields. The EB3 v…
Credit cards are quite useful to have – and because of their benefits, people decide to get multiple of them. Sure, you might think to get one single card with a bigger credit line, but that might end up being even more expensive. Plus, there are some benefits to holding multiple credit cards and yo…
In this modern age of payment cards and e-wallets, checks have somewhat got left behind. But they aren’t outdated entirely and still in use. When you’re asked to write or receive a check, it’s essential to know that there are different types of checks. Certified checks are just one…
At a Glance Tax withholding is a system where the US government deducts income taxes from salaried employees’ paychecks to cover their estimated tax liability. The government intentionally overestimates taxes owed, resulting in tax refunds for many taxpayers. Changes in job, filing status, dep…
When it comes to U.S. immigration law, you may see the word petitioner involved. What exactly is a petitioner and how does someone qualify as one? If you’re interested in immigration law, it’s very important to know the answer. In this article, you are going to get the petitioner definition, as well…
At a Glance Fee for certain non-immigrant visa applicants based on country of origin. Ensures fairness through fees reciprocity between countries. Checked on the U.S. Department of State website by selecting your country. Separate from the non-immigrant visa application fee, charged post-approval. W…
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has been a beacon of hope for many young immigrants in the United States. However, even with DACA status, these individuals face numerous challenges, including limited pathways to permanent residency. One potential solution for DACA recipients is Parole …