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This short article contains actionable advice to help you make sure you avoid abandoning your approved I-130.

In this article, we'll explain the difference between a request for evidence ("RFE") and a notice of intent to deny ("NOID") from USCIS.

This article explains how long you can stay outside of the U.S. as a green card holder and still naturalize in the United States.

Here's an easy-to-read breakdown of what usually happens during an I-485 adjustment of status interview.

In this article, we discuss nine significant life events that can have a positive effect on your immigration status if you are undocumented.

Here's how to properly sign and scan forms that will be submitted to USCIS.

This articles goes over the type of K-1 fiancé visa we at Malakouti Law ask from K-1 fiancé visa clients.

This is a step-by-step guide to help you avoid common USCIS application SUBMISSION mistakes.

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Learn the ins and outs of consular processing and secure your Green Card with our informative guide.

Here are the obligations, risks and timeline of being a sponsor for a U.S. green card applicant.

Lying to an immigration officer during a USCIS interview can have serious consequences. Here's how to get started with the necessary steps.

Are you seeking immigration help and considering reaching out to a congress member? Here are five essential tips you can start with.

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Is there a mistake on your green card that needs fixing? This article explains the process for correcting a spelling error. So keep reading.

Learn how to make corrections on your USCIS application and ace your interview.

Thorough preparation for the interview can make the difference between an approval and a denial.

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