How To Prove “Good Moral Character”?
Proving “good moral character” is crucial for many U.S. immigration applications, including naturalization, waivers, and discretionary relief. This guide explains what it means, actions that may disqualify you, and how to demonstrate a clean record. From background checks to letters of recommendation, learn how to build a strong case and prepare for future applications. Consult an experienced immigration attorney for personalized guidance.
Green Card holders — Get naturalized now!
If you’ve been a permanent resident (green card holder) for five years or longer, why have you not applied for citizenship yet? Our immigration attorneys are always encouraging people to apply for naturalization–relatives, friends, and clients alike! We don’t encourage you to apply for citizenship to collect attorney fees, rather, we encourage you to obtain […]
Want to get Naturalized? Here’s what you need to know…
In line with recent trends, our office has received more inquiries regarding naturalization, with more and more people realizing that they are safer as U.S. citizens than permanent residents. Note: We estimate the naturalization process to take about a year, given USCIS 700,000+ processing backlog. The process of applying for Naturalization is as follows: Check […]
