Latitude Group, a leading provider of residency and citizenship solutions, has opened a new office in Denver, Colorado, to cater to the growing demand for international residency and citizenship options among American clients. The Denver office will provide personalized advice and strategies for individuals seeking Golden Visas and alternative citizenship pathways in Europe and the Caribbean.
The UAE has launched an amnesty program allowing individuals to regularize their residency or travel status. While most applications can be submitted online, certain cases require in-person visits to immigration centers. This article outlines the process, requirements, and key points to remember for a successful application.
Prince Harry’s lawyers have expressed confidence that his residency in the US remains secure despite an ongoing court case challenging his visa. The Duke of Sussex faces scrutiny over his US residency due to his admission of illegal drug use in his memoir, ‘Spare.’ Conservative thinktank Heritage Foundation has sued the US government to release Harry’s visa records, alleging potential discrepancies in his paperwork. However, lawyers representing the Biden administration have reportedly backed a statement from a US ambassador suggesting that the President would not consider deporting Harry.
Prince Harry’s recent notification to UK authorities that he resides in America has sparked speculation about his immigration status. An expert has pointed out that Harry’s careful avoidance of the phrase ‘permanent residence’ suggests he doesn’t hold a green card. This is significant because a green card is the first step towards naturalization and US citizenship. Instead, Harry may hold an A-1 diplomatic visa or O-1 Extraordinary Ability or Achievement visa, which allow him to maintain temporary US immigration status indefinitely without becoming a permanent resident or US citizen.
Prince Harry has officially declared his primary residence as the United States following his departure from the United Kingdom in 2020. The Sussexes were evicted from Frogmore Cottage last year, prompting the change in residence. Harry’s status may indicate a diplomatic or extraordinary ability visa rather than permanent residency or citizenship.
