On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | May 18, 2020 | naturalization & citizenship
To apply to become a naturalized U.S. citizen, you must be at least 18 years of age. You also need to have had a valid Permanent Resident Card, typically referred to as a Green Card, for at least five years before applying. There are no age requirements for Green Card...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | May 18, 2020 | naturalization & citizenship
Most aspects of immigration law invoke hope and excitement in those involved with it; one area, however, can conjure up feelings of despair. This is due to the fact that while one works through the immigration process, the threat of deportation may be ever-present. ...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | Apr 6, 2020 | naturalization & citizenship
Fiancé(e) visas allow a person to bring their partner to the U.S. for the purpose of marrying them. You must follow certain steps when bringing your future spouse to this country for the first time, or you may be subject to denial. Being aware of each step in the...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | Mar 27, 2020 | naturalization & citizenship
Changes to the process of obtaining a U.S. visa require certain applicants to list their social media accounts. Individuals seeking to obtain a visa may need to provide their online user names or profile handles when requested. U.S. border control officials have the...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | Feb 14, 2020 | naturalization & citizenship
As a permanent resident in Texas, you have certain rights and responsibilities. In addition, you have an obligation to retain your residency. When you receive a green card, this does not mean that you cannot lose your permanent residency. In fact, many people have to...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | Feb 4, 2020 | naturalization & citizenship
If you have a family member preparing to take the naturalization test, it is both an exciting and nerve-racking time. The test involves more than questions about your family member’s background and application data. The English and civics test are intimidating for a...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | Jan 13, 2020 | naturalization & citizenship
As a U.S. citizen who wishes to bring your foreign-born fiancé to the United States for the two of you to marry, you are going to need to take certain steps before moving forward. Typically, the first step you need to take is to attempt to secure a fiancé via, which...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | Jan 7, 2020 | naturalization & citizenship
It is impossible to tell your heart what it wants. If you fell in love with someone who happens to not be a U.S. citizen, then the chances are good that you will one day want him or her to come to Texas so that you can marry. The easiest way to bring your partner into...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | Nov 13, 2019 | naturalization & citizenship
In the interest of public health, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services requires a medical exam before you can enter this country. This helps to prevent you from bringing in diseases or illnesses that you may pass on to others and that could result in an...
On behalf of Law Office of Jae Lee | Oct 23, 2019 | naturalization & citizenship
Texas troops living overseas already have a difficult time. They put their lives in harm’s way while dealing with the loneliness that distance brings. For troops who have found a family outside of the United States and those already vying for citizenship, changes in...
