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Leaving the United States for Brazil may put your green card at risk
Long stays in Brazil may cause green card holders to lose U.S. residency, especially with weak ties. Maintain connections—home, bank,…
What counts as lawful status in the US? Key documents explained
Proving lawful status in the United States requires documents like a U.S. passport, Green Card, or visa with I-94. Expired…
Social Security benefits stay available for U.S. citizens living in Mexico
U.S. citizens and eligible Mexican nationals can collect Social Security benefits while living in Mexico. Payments can be directly deposited…
REAL ID vs. standard driver’s license: What immigrants need to know
From May 7, 2025, a REAL ID is required for domestic air travel and federal buildings. Apply in person at…
Dual Citizenship Now Allowed Between US and Germany Under New Law
Germany’s 2024 reform permits dual citizenship with the US for new applications. Both birthright and naturalized citizens benefit. No retroactive…
Selling your US property before moving to France: Capital gains tax tips
Selling a US property before moving to France often lets you claim the Principal Residence Exclusion, saving on capital gains…
Active military personnel face new ID rules for domestic flights in 2025
Active military can use a Common Access Card, DoD ID, or passport for domestic U.S. flights, even after REAL ID…
H-1B Holders Can Apply for B-2 Change of Status More Than Once
Switching from H-1B to B-2 multiple times is legally possible, but each request faces increased USCIS scrutiny. Timely filings and…