Permanent Residence [Immigration, Part 2]
[This post is part two of two blogs on frequently asked immigration questions]
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[This post is part two of two blogs on frequently asked immigration questions]
[This post is part one of two blogs on frequently asked immigration questions]
I am a permanent US resident – how do I apply for US citizenship?
If you have been a permanent resident (green card holder) for at least 5 years, you may be eligible to apply for naturalization.
You must meet the following requirements:
– be at least 18 years oldm
– have lived within the USCIS district with jurisdiction over your place of residence for at least 3 months prior to the application filing,
A small estate affidavit can be used after a family member or spouse has passed away to speed up the process of estate resolution. If someone has passed away without a will or trust, and the estate is a small one, a small estate affidavit may come into play. An affidavit can also be used if you were named the executor of a “small estate.”
Sometimes landlord-tenant relations can be complicated, especially when talking about something like evictions, known legally as unlawful detainers. Here’s some general information that may provide some clarification:
In the state of California, a landlord may evict a tenant if they:
1. Fail to pay the rent on time;
2. Break the rental agreement and will not fix the problem (i.e. having pets when no pets are allowed);
3. Damage property and thereby lower the property value;
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