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  • How can I return to the United States if I am deported? 2021

    March 29, 2020Eliana Phelps
    .vce-row-container .vcv-lozad {display: none} There are many cases of foreigners (aliens) who have been deported from the United States and have wanted to return to the country, but is this possible? It is certainly a difficult process for a deportee to regain a visa or a green card to return to the country. However, it is ...
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  • HOW TO BRING YOUR DOG TO THE US

    December 15, 2018Eliana Phelps
                                                                        Photo by Charles Deluvio 🇵🇭🇨🇦 on Unsplash From Afghan Hounds through to French Poodles, our parks are full of doting dogs with roots ...
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  • 5 Things You Should Know About DACA Ending

    September 8, 2017Eliana Phelps
    As we all know last 5 of September of the present year, John Sessions in representation of President Trump´s entire administration declared the ending of DACA program. Law Office of Eliana Phelps gives you 5 important facts you should know about DACA ending: New DACA application will not be accepted. USCIS announced that will not accept new DACA ...
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  • What Should You Know About EB-5 Visa?

    August 21, 2017Eliana Phelps
    Investment Visa EB-5 This program was created by Congress in 1990 to stimulate United States economy creating new job opportunities by foreign capital investment. It was enacted as a pilot in 1992 and has been reauthorized since then. Investors may qualify to EB-5 by investing in programs designed by USCIS centralized in creating job opportunities. If you ...
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  • USCIS Announces Grants Opportunities

    July 28, 2017Eliana Phelps
    The USCIS government entity is providing grants to permanent residents The Citizenship and Immigration Service began accepting applications for competitive funding opportunities under the Citizenship and Assimilation program. These opportunities are intended to assist in preparing permanent residents to achieve naturalization by attending to training classes to improve their english proficiency, United States history knowledge, and ...
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