I don’t take vaccines due to religious beliefs and I don’t personally want to take something that a company isn’t liable for if I have any adverse reactions or death. What are my rights and can I still get my residency?
answered on Aug 11, 2023
Several vaccinations, including covid, are required as part of the medical exam (Form I-693). If the requirement for a vaccination would be contrary to your religious beliefs or moral convictions, you would have to submit a Form I-601 waiver. You can read more about the requirements for the... View More 
If the airline doesn't require a proof of vaccination to enter the US, would a non-citizen have any issues upon arrival? Is there a CDC check at the airport? There wasn't one a few months back.
answered on Jan 18, 2023
Yes, see CDC wesbiste: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/international-travel-during-covid19.html#:~:text=Air%20Travel%3A%20All%20non%2DU.S.,this%20requirement%20and%20accepted%20vaccines.
Non-U.S. Citizen, Non-U.S. Immigrants
Proof of Vaccination
REQUIRED... View More
Can EAD clock stops because of covid-19.
answered on Jun 2, 2020
No. EAD clock does not stop because of covid-19. If you applied for asylum at least 150 days ago and still have not received an initial decision on your asylum application, you can file form I-765 and supporting documents with USCIS to request your Employment Authorization Document (EAD).
During this COVID-19 pandemic, with USCIS Field Offices closed, can I still file an I-130 now that I am married to a U.S. Citizen?
answered on May 6, 2020
You can file the FORM I-130 at a lockbox of the USCIS depending on your residence. Please see the filing instructions in the USCIS website for the correct address for filing.
Relative petitions are not filed at a local field office of the USCIS which are currently closed to the general public.
I work for a hotel as manager with an L1 visa, due to corona virus we had to close until further notice, I tried to apply for unemployment benefits online but requires the alien registration number ( which I don’t have). Also I don’t want this to affect my migration status
answered on Apr 25, 2020
Those who are not citizens can apply and receive unemployment benefits if all of the state requirements are fulfilled.
You must have a valid work permit or any immigration status that allows you to work such as a green card, asylee, DACA or TPS status.
You must be authorized to work... View More
I live in Houston and I work at the mall as a salesman. Because of the coronavirus, mall got closed and our store was closed too. And I don't know when mall will be reopen, therefore I applied for unemployment benefits. So, I want to know these Benefit does it affect on my Citizenship? ( I... View More
answered on Mar 22, 2020
The receipt of public assistance such as unemployment benefits is not an automatic bar to naturalization if you have not engaged in unlawful behavior including committing fraud. However, USCIS may view the receipt of benefits as a factor regarding your “good moral character “. You may want to... View More
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