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    Feb/12

    В этой жизни может повезти два раза: у кого родиться и на ком жениться

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    Что же касается невезения, то все неожиданные удачи, незапланированные провалы, счастливые случаи, жизненные повороты и подножки, разнообразные «вдруг», «если быRead the Rest…

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    Feb/12

    Все, что вы скажете, может быть использовано против вас

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    Каждое интервью должно начинаться с напоминания: “Все, что вы скажете, может быть использовано против вас”. В нашем случае, интервью, котороеRead the Rest…

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    Jan/12

    Stateside Processing of Waivers of Inadmissibility for Immigrant Relatives

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    Stateside Processing of Waivers of Inadmissibility for Immigrant Relatives of U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents USCIS announced its intent toRead the Rest…

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    Dec/11

    Happy New Year 2012

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    Dec/11

    DHS Announcements in 2011

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    What You Need to Know About Recent DHS Announcements In August, the Department of Homeland Security announced that it wouldRead the Rest…

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    30
    Dec/11

    Marrying a United States Citizen

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    Marriage and Citizenship issues There are three important considerations when determining whether a person qualifies as a spouse for immigrationRead the Rest…

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    30
    Dec/11

    Test for Citizenship

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    During your naturalization interview, a USCIS Officer will ask you questions about your application and background. You will also takeRead the Rest…

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    Dec/11

    Citizenship Through USC Parents

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    Permanent residents under the age of 18 who have US Citizen Parents can qualify for citizenship. A child automatically becomesRead the Rest…

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    30
    Dec/11

    How to Apply for Naturalization

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    Naturalization in the USA Naturalization is the manner in which a person not born in the United States voluntarily becomesRead the Rest…

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    29
    Dec/11

    by under Appeals

      The 94 U.S. judicial districts are organized into 12 Court of Appeals regional circuits, each of which has aRead the Rest…

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