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Many people want to move to the United States to live and work, but they have to follow the rules and wait. They must apply for a green card to stay in the country legally. read more

If you move to the US from another country, you'll get a special number called an A-Number to help keep track of your immigration case. read more

At the end of the naturalization process, you will take the Oath of Allegiance at a special ceremony. It makes you an official US citizen. You will get a special notice from USCIS when it's time to take the oath. It's an important part of the process and you should take it seriously. read more

If you want to become a US citizen, you'll need to take a special test. The test has 100 questions about American history, government, and civics. You have to answer 6 out of 10 questions correctly to pass. The USCIS website has some sample questions to help you prepare for the test. read more

One of the main challenges of applying for and getting a marriage-based green card comes with the volume of documentation that is required by the USCIS. read more

If you're applying for a marriage visa, you'll need to demonstrate to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) that you are in a bona fide marriage. Read on to find out the proof of marriage documents you should provide and what to expect in the review process. read more

This piece will tell you everything you need to know about citizenship through marriage and what the future holds for you as an American citizen. read more

One of the important steps to becoming a US citizen is the biometrics appointment with citizenship and immigration services. If you've recently gotten a biometrics appointment notice, we know you've got questions about what to expect at your appointment. Keep reading for the answers to the most important questions you've got about your biometrics notice. read more

This guide helps you understand why the immigrant medical exam matters, the process, all the documents you require, and the cost of filing form I-693.  read more