All parents want to protect their children. But all parents make mistakes. So many mothers and fathers fail to take care of getting their children naturalized. This is the worst mistake in the US naturalization process. And the real shame of it, almost always, is that the error is unintentional.
In honor of gay pride month, I wanted to celebrate the fact that five years ago the United States chose to join the group of (now close to 30) nations that have legalized same sex marriage. Same sex marriage was legalized in the US in the summer of 2013, and since then our firm has helped many same-sex couples stay in the US by assisting in same sex marriage immigration.
Of all the applications filed with the immigration service, many people find form n-400 (naturalization) to be the least complicated. This may have been true at one time, but over the past few years this form has grown from 4 pages, to 21 pages long!
