In different ways, born citizens and naturalized citizens can lose their US citizenship. At Quiroga Law Office, PLLC, we will tell you what they are. Although it […]
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How to check your immigration record in the USA?
Having a travel record to the United States is very useful when you need to start immigration procedures or when appealing cases in immigration courts. At Quiroga […]
Read moreWhat is the receipt number for immigration applications?
What is the receipt number for? How can I check the status of my case? At Quiroga Law Office, PLLC, we will answer these questions and more. […]
Read moreWhat happens if I fail the citizenship test?
Applications, petitions, forms, checks… A permanent resident has gone through all of this to become a US citizen. Next step, the exam. But what happens if a […]
Read moreWhat is a naturalized citizen?
Becoming a US citizen is one of the most important decisions an immigrant can make in his/her life. Citizenship is the common bond that unites people and […]
Read moreWhat happen if I miss the appointment for biometric services?
The biometric services appointment is one of the most important steps to obtain your Green Card. At Quiroga Office, PLLC we tell you what happens if you […]
Read moreWhat is the difference between Parole in Place and Visa?
Both allow entry to the United States, but they should not be confused as each has a specific use. At Quiroga Law Office, PLLC we will tell […]
Read moreHow long does it take for residency through a U Visa?
Can a U visa holder become a permanent resident of the United States? At Quiroga Law Office, PLLC, we will give you the answer to this and […]
Read moreWhat is required to sponsor an immigrant?
One way to immigrate to the United States is through a family petition. But what does it take to sponsor an immigrant? At Quiroga Law Office, PLLC […]
Read moreWhat is deferred action in a U visa?
Deferred action is one of the great benefits of the U Visa, but what does it mean? At Quiroga Law Office, PLLC we will tell you all […]
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