Bringing Your Parents to the U.S. – How to Sponsor Their Green Card
For many U.S. citizens with family abroad, one of the most meaningful immigration steps is bringing their parents to live with them in the United States. If your parents are currently living abroad and you’ve […]
Leaving the U.S.: Risks and Considerations for Immigrants
For immigrants in the United States, especially those without legal status, the decision to leave the country can have profound and lasting consequences. Understanding the potential risks and legal implications is crucial before making such […]
Can Green Card Holders Be Detained at the Airport? Know Your Rights Before You Travel
Green card holders traveling internationally are not immune from border scrutiny. In fact, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has increased secondary inspections for lawful permanent residents (LPRs), raising serious concerns about potential delays—or worse—denied […]
Did You Lose German Citizenship by Serving in a Foreign Military? Restoration May Be Possible
Voluntarily serving in the armed forces of a foreign country without prior consent has historically led to the automatic loss of German citizenship. This regulation has affected individuals who joined foreign militaries, particularly before 2000. […]
Were You Born Abroad to German Parents After December 31, 1999? Here’s What You Need to Know About Citizenship
Children born abroad to German parents who were also born abroad after December 31, 1999, do not automatically acquire German citizenship. To secure citizenship for such children, a formal registration process must be completed within […]