What are the necessary documents to bring during a citizenship interview? This video is all about Citizenship Interview Documents!
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00:00 What documents should you bring to your naturalization interview?
00:38 Interview Notice
00:58 Passport
01:08 Permanent Resident Card
01:22 Driver’s License
02:03 Birth Certificate
02:23 Selective Service Registration
02:38 Social Security Card
03:23 USCIS Notices
04:53 Marriage Certificate
05:03 Proof of Divorce
05:17 Court Records
06:00 Proof of Tax Payment Plan
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Adrian is regarded as a go-to attorney for foreign companies and individuals seeking to enter the US market. Adrian has extensive experience advising clients on cross-border transactions, structuring inbound investments, and pre-immigration planning.
Adrian’s immigration practice focuses on investor and employment-based immigration, particularly E-2 Treaty Investors, EB-5 Investors, L-1 Intracompany Transferees, and H-1B Specialty Workers. Adrian has many years of experience with the family-based and employment-based permanent residence process, including PERM Labor Certifications, EB-2 National Interest Waivers, and EB-1 petitions for Multinational Managers and Individuals of Extraordinary Ability.
Adrian represents startup founders, emerging and high-growth companies, venture capital and private equity funds, and strategic investors in various corporate transactions. He has extensive experience in company formation, corporate governance, growth equity and venture capital financing, mergers & acquisition, and fund formation.
Adrian represents individuals and families in developing wealth management structures which align with their multi-jurisdictional tax and legal needs. He has extensive experience with pre-immigration and expatriation planning.
Prior to founding Pandev Law, Adrian served as a Trial Attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. Adrian teaches business law as an adjunct professor at St. John’s University in New York, NY. He appears as a legal commentator on various news broadcasts, including ABC and NY1.
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