How to transport the ashes of a deceased relative from the homeland to the US

Emigration breaks and separates many families: parents remain to live in Russia, and children move to America. And when parents die, children bury them, and then don’t know how to separate themselves between family and work in the USA and visiting the graves of relatives on...

Inheritance, immigration, divorce and marriage: how to get important registry office documents and why they are needed

All people on the planet encounter civil registry offices: from birth to death. And between these two starting points, many events occur that are subject to state registration: marriages, divorces, name changes, births of children - and so on in a circle, from generation to...

Marriage, birth and divorce certificates: what to do with important documents issued by another country

The reason for writing this column was the ruling of one of the Moscow courts - it left our claim for divorce without progress. The court demanded that the original marriage certificate be submitted to the case file, although this requirement does not comply with the law. Eventually…

We become obese in the USA: what to carry to the bank and how to make certificates

Anyone who comes to the United States can—and even needs—to provide several basic documents: issue bank cards, a social security number, and an American ID card. Often these procedures confuse and frighten beginners. Many people don’t even know that getting a credit card and a city resident’s ID card...

How to translate important documents correctly so that they are accepted by government agencies in the United States or in the immigrant's home country

We have been providing translation services for a long time. Transfers made in our offices are accepted by the US Immigration Service, courts, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), universities, medical institutions, and many other agencies and organizations in the United States. Among other things, we organize the translation of American documents…

Ukrainians were not allowed on a Royal Caribbean cruise, citing 'sanctions' against their homeland

An employee of Royal Caribbean International did not let a family of Ukrainians with a six-month-old child on board the cruise ship. The representative of a large company could not clearly explain the reason for this decision, reports the YouTube channel “Bureau”. Florida resident Grigory Rubshtein told the channel that his wife was removed from ...

How a small document (or lack thereof) can create big problems: a cautionary tale from a lawyer

I recently received an email from an old client with her new problems. The story is so instructive that I decided to share it with my readers. The moral of this fable is this: all documents must be kept in order, there are no trifles here. There was a family in New York...

Vital and criminal record for immigration: what it is and how to find the right records

When filing immigration applications and petitions, the US government often requires you to provide various documentation of marriage status, family relationships, citizenship, and name change. You may also need to document past interactions with the police or the judicial system. It is very important to be truthful. ...

Five Immigration Mistakes Even Smart People Make

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is known for quickly rejecting applications in case of errors. Sometimes simple immigration mistakes can ruin your chances of being approved by USCIS. How to avoid them, reports CitizenPath. In fact, even very smart candidates can make mistakes...

American Airlines loses 11-year-old passenger's passport and green card

The mother of an 11-year-old who was traveling alone said American Airlines lost her son's passport and green card when he was returning home to Austin, Texas. Business Insider writes about it. According to Flavia Hagan, the passport and green card were not returned, and she found out ...

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