Basic US Immigration Tips
                     Basic US Immigration 
Tips
By - The Spanish Group
www.thespanishgroup.org
When it comes to US 
immigration, knowledge—the 
right kind—is key. Knowing ahead 
of time what you need, when you 
need it, where to go, who to deal 
with and other basic information 
are crucial for a successful 
application.
Here’s a rundown of some basic things to remember 
when applying for US immigration.
Make duplicate copies - Always make duplicate copies of whatever documents you 
submit to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). If you send anything via 
mail, always ask for a return receipt.
Read the fine print - Even the most minor infractions, intentional or otherwise, can 
cause you to lose your shot at US immigration. One way to avoid this is to always read 
the fine print. The fine print is there for a reason—so you can follow specific rules and 
instructions pertaining to your application.
Be prepared for delays - Because of the volume of applications that USCIS has to 
process, delays are inevitable. If you are already a green card holder, apply for renewal 
early on so you have enough time to be delayed. Once your green card or immigration 
visa expires, you may be actually arrested or deported by authorities under technical 
grounds even if you really are just waiting for renewal.
Always be on time -  Simply put, do not be late for appointments. You’ll 
have plenty of those all throughout the immigration process—US embassy, 
immigration court and USCIS, to name a few. As mentioned in item number 4, 
immigration processes are prone to delays as it is so do everything you can to 
not worsen it by always being prompt.
Work only with certified professionals -  Along the way, you’ll 
encounter a lot of people who are “trying to help.” Unfortunately, not all 
those who are offering to help really do mean well. As such, it is important 
to work only with certified professionals. Ask for referrals and always do 
your research to make sure you do not become a victim of immigration 
scammers.
Working with professionals applies even to the selection of your translation 
services provider. Documents required for immigration must always come from 
certified sources, including your translated documents. According to The 
Spanish Group Operations Manager Salvador Ordorica, minor translation errors 
can significantly delay the entire immigration process. The Spanish Group is a 
California-based provider of professional fast spanish translation such as 
immigration translation service and USCIS certified translations.
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