A Utah legal resident, or 'green card' holder, was held in immigration custody for 48 days after returning home from visiting ...

Venezuelans seek to get permanent residency through new bill; experts say it needs work Francisco and Mildred Rodriguez, the director and CEO of My Voice Counts, are pictured near their Orlando ...

Costs The costs of permanent residency sponsorship are outlined in the Permanent Residency Sponsorship and Financial Agreement and on the ISSP website. Costs of permanent residency sponsorship include ...

EXCLUSIVE: A former combat interpreter with the U.S. military in Afghanistan, also a permanent resident of the United States, is trapped in the Taliban-controlled country after traveling to Kabul ...

15. Latvia Permanent Residency Score: 46 Access to Nationality score: 24 Insider Monkey average score: 35 One of the three Baltic states, Latvia is situated in Eastern Europe.

The I-140 petition involves an application for permanent residency as a foreign national working on a temporary visa. The H-1B visa itself is a temporary work visa that allows US employers to hire ...

Immigrants attempt to get permanent residency, but it takes an average of 90 to 150 years. There are an estimated 200,000 young people in the U.S. who may be forced to leave at 21.

President Biden is set to announce new initiatives Tuesday to ease the path to permanent residency for migrants living in the US illegally while married to Americans, according to multiple reports.

Non-permanent residents have been barred from receiving FHA mortgages by the Trump administration. Bloomberg via Getty Images It’s unclear how many illegal migrants have already received FHA loans.

It’s unclear how many non-permanent residents have mortgages insured by the FHA. The agency has said that it doesn’t collect or retain information on an applicant’s citizenship status.

Australia granted permanent residency to 680 Hongkongers in the second year of a bespoke immigration scheme launched after Beijing imposed the national security law on the city in 2020.

After a five-year fight, a Connecticut family is able to celebrate their permanent residency in the United States after the mother faced a deportation to Bangladesh in 2018.