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Immigration Tips

Posted: 10/6/2016 11:11 AM

Documents

Foreign nationals, including green card holders, should always carry identification and proof of permission to be in the US. The following documents should be carried on your person or should be easily accessible:

Green card – for permanent residents
I-94, Record of Admission for nonimmigrant or temporary visa holders
Approval Notices for immigration applications
Passport

It would be wise to make extra copies of the above documents and keep them in a safe place.

Filing Fees

Most immigration forms require the applicant to pay a filing fee. Applications that contain an incorrect filing fee are rejected.

Passport

Maintain a valid, unexpired passport at all times when you are in the US. In most cases, you may renew your passport at the embassy of your home country located within the US.

PLEASE NOTE: Immigration law and regulations change frequently. In order to protect yourself, you should make sure that you understand the laws and how they apply to you. If you have questions about your status, you should consult an expert. If you would like to be notified of recent changes to this website, or if you would like to receive Immigration Tips by email, please provide us with your email address. If you would like help from Ms. Chappell-Daly, please contact her.

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Immigration requirements change frequently, and complying with the immigration process can be confusing. Making mistakes could severely delay or even prevent you from completing your goal. Don't let this happen to you.

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U.S. Immigration laws can be complex, and the laws change frequently. Choices and errors that may seem small can have long-term consequences – errors and missteps can risk delaying or denying your applications. Rather than a short, free initial consultation that can leave you with more questions than answers, the Bousquet Holstein immigration legal team will give you and your case the attention you deserve. We will listen to you, review all relevant paperwork, and provide actionable legal options.

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