Dunasi Immigration Blog

Many green card holders dream of becoming U.S. citizens, but fear of the citizenship test keeps them from taking action. If you are one of the millions of green card holders eligible for U.S. citizenship, don’t let the citizenship test stand in your way. With commitment to studying and practice communicating in English, you can pass the test. The citizenship

First, I need to clear up some confusion. I’m not all green anymore! Strange, I know, but after a few decades, everyone deserves a makeover. Now I feature an American flag that colors me with some red, white, and blue. While I’m confessing things, you should know that my official name is Permanent Resident Card. Whatever you call me, I’m

Some people casually toss cards into their wallet. But those who obtain me treat me with respect. My beneficiaries handle me carefully because I’m so valuable. I’m an employment authorization document. I show U.S. employers that a foreign national is allowed to work for them. I give people the ability to earn a living and provide for themselves and their

I may look like a stack of papers, but I’m much more than that. I’m a dream of better days. I’m a rare opportunity. I’m a hope for freedom and financial security. I’m an H-1B Application. Sure, I have a boring name, but don’t let that fool you. I am powerful. I persuade the U.S. government to welcome workers from