U. S. Immigration and Citizenship Q and ASphinxLegal, 2003 - 366 pages U.S. Immigration and Citizenship Q & A provides easy-to-understand answers to many, if not all, of your immigration and citizenship questions. It will take you from the beginning of the immigration process through naturalization. |
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Contents
Defining Family | 1 |
Visiting the United States | 25 |
Working in the United States | 81 |
Immigrating Based on Employment | 137 |
Immigrating Based on Family | 157 |
United States Citizenship | 203 |
Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services | 237 |
Benefits Available to Immigrants and Nonimmigrants | 271 |
Finding Forms | 337 |
Official Government Websites | 339 |
Associations and NonProfit Immigration Organizations | 343 |
BCIS Offices | 345 |
Abbreviations | 349 |
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About the Authors | 365 |
Ad Pages | 367 |
Common terms and phrases
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