Basic US Immigration Tips

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Basic US Immigration Tips

• By - The Spanish Group

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• When it comes to US immigration, knowledgethe
  right kindis key. Knowing ahead of time what you
  need, when you need it, where to go, who to deal
  with and other basic information are crucial for
  a successful application.

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• Heres a rundown of some basic things to remember
  when applying for US immigration.

Make duplicate copies - Always make duplicate
copies of whatever documents you submit to the US
Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). If
you send anything via mail, always ask for a
return receipt.
Read the fine print - Even the most minor
infractions, intentional or otherwise, can cause
you to lose your shot at US immigration. One way
to avoid this is to always read the fine print.
The fine print is there for a reasonso you can
follow specific rules and instructions pertaining
to your application.
Be prepared for delays - Because of the volume of
applications that USCIS has to process, delays
are inevitable. If you are already a green card
holder, apply for renewal early on so you have
enough time to be delayed. Once your green card
or immigration visa expires, you may be actually
arrested or deported by authorities under
technical grounds even if you really are just
waiting for renewal.
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Always be on time - Simply put, do not be late
for appointments. Youll have plenty of those all
throughout the immigration processUS embassy,
immigration court and USCIS, to name a few. As
mentioned in item number 4, immigration processes
are prone to delays as it is so do everything you
can to not worsen it by always being prompt.
Work only with certified professionals - Along
the way, youll encounter a lot of people who are
trying to help. Unfortunately, not all those
who are offering to help really do mean well. As
such, it is important to work only with certified
professionals. Ask for referrals and always do
your research to make sure you do not become a
victim of immigration scammers.
Working with professionals applies even to the
selection of your translation services provider.
Documents required for immigration must always
come from certified sources, including your
translated documents. According to The Spanish
Group Operations Manager Salvador Ordorica, minor
translation errors can significantly delay the
entire immigration process. The Spanish Group is
a California-based provider of professional fast
spanish translation such as immigration
translation service and USCIS certified
translations.
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