US citizenship is acquired in one of four ways: by birth on American soil, through a US citizen parent, through qualifying military service, or by naturalisation after a period as a lawful permanent resident. For most people reading this, the fourth route is the one […]
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The EB-1A and the EB-2 NIW are the only two employment-based routes to a US green card that let a person petition for themselves — with no employer, no job offer and no labour certification standing between them and the filing. That shared feature is
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The list of countries US citizens can travel without a visa changed significantly heading into 2026, and it is larger than the number still circulating on many travel sites. According to the Henley Passport Index 2026, US passport holders can enter 179 destinations worldwide without
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For eighteen months, US citizenship by birth was the most contested question in American immigration law. On 30 June 2026, the Supreme Court settled it. In Trump v. Barbara, the justices ruled 6–3 that a child born on American soil is a citizen at birth,
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Tax filing in the USA for international students catches many people by surprise, because it applies even in a year when you earned nothing at all. Everyone in F, J or M status has at least one form to send the Internal Revenue Service (IRS),
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