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Editorial Note: The following article contains information about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). As of late 2017, the Trump Administration is in the process of phasing the DACA program out. It is possible, in the future, that no new DACA applications will be accepted and processed. If…

At a Glance Green card holders are eligible for both federal and private student loans. To access federal loans, completing the FAFSA online is required, allowing up to $20,500 per academic year in federal funds. Permanent residents can qualify for unsubsidized loans, subsidized loans based on finan…

At a Glance: Form I-90 is used by green card holders to renew or replace their green card. It should be filed if the card has expired, is nearing expiration, lost, stolen, damaged, or contains incorrect information. The form can be filed online or by mail, depending on the circumstances. Required do…

At a Glance Tuition fees in the U.S. have significantly increased, necessitating careful planning for education costs. Non-U.S. citizens are ineligible for federal financial aid but can consider private student loans with different eligibility criteria. Finding private student loans involves determi…

The Certificate of Naturalization is given to lawful permanent residents of the U.S. who have lived and worked in the country for a certain number of years. The certificate is issued by the USCIS and serves as proof that you’re officially a citizen of the United States. You’ll automatica…

When someone goes off to college, they hope that they can either get a scholarship or use the college funds that their parents gathered for them. However, in most cases, that is not even an option – particularly if you come from a poor family. In such a case, your only option for getting an [&hellip…

At a Glance: To bring your sibling to the U.S., follow these five steps: 1) File Form I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative. 2) Receive Form I-130 approval and proceed to the National Visa Center. 3) File an Affidavit of Support at the National Visa Center. 4) Bring your sibling to the U.S. on an […

Are you planning your wedding? You probably already know how expensive weddings are nowadays and you’re probably already starting to worry. Or perhaps you are planning your wedding abroad. This makes things even more expensive. How are you going to cover the costs? Without paying the required deposi…

You’ve completed your B-2 visa application, gathered all the necessary documents, and now it’s time for the crucial interview. This face-to-face meeting with a consular officer can make or break your chances of visiting the United States as a tourist. But don’t let nerves get the b…

Some people need to send money to India at some point. But can you do this from the U.S.? And if you can, what are the best ways to do that? This article will present to you the best ways to send money to India. Can You Send Money to India from the U.S.? Sending […]

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