Permanent Resident Cards, more commonly referred to as “Green Cards” due to their green color, are issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to all those who have been approved for U.S. permanent resident status. A Green Card acts as proof that a person is authorized to both live...
Release Date: May 19, 2020
As I have repeatedly stated – border security is homeland security. Our efforts over the last several months to limit non-essential travel have been successful and now is not the time to change course. The President has made it clear that we must continue to keep legitimate, commercial trade flowing...
On May 13, 2020, The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration issued 529 Invitations to Apply (“ITA”) for Permanent Residence under the Express Entry system.
The minimum Comprehensive Ranking Score (“CRS”) is currently 718 or higher. This draw only included candidates who adjusted their Provincial Nominee Program with Express Entry. Tie-breaking rule was in place.
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Generally, a person who wants to apply for green card status as a legal permanent resident (a green card) in the United States must be in his or her home country to process the application. However, this can be a problem for people who have already arrived in the United States legally. For...
In February 2021, the US Citizenship Act of 2021 was introduced in the Senate and the House of Representatives (HR 1177).
There is a lot of information introduced about how the Citizenship Act of this year will enable US citizenship for TPS holders, DACA recipients, H-2A farmworkers, and the 11 million undocumented people...
When you turn on the news, chances are you may see something about immigration. Immigration has become a hot button topic, with the Trump administration almost daily passes new...
