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Naturalized or Derived Citizen: What’s the Difference?

Who is a US citizen? Someone who is born in the United States, right? Unfortunately, it’s not always as simple as that.

Living in Maine: Is It Right For You?

We know how moving to a new place can be a challenging decision to make. If you plan on moving to Maine, here’s our round-up of the pros and cons to keep in mind before taking the plunge!

The I-551 Stamp: Everything You Need to Know

A thorough guide to applying for this temporary evidence of permanent residence in the United States.

The Juno Indian Consulate Guide: New York Edition

A comprehensive guide to accessing all the services offered by the Indian consulate in New York.

Juno Picks: The Five Best Places to Live in Oregon

Moving to Oregon? Check out our list of Oregon's top five cities to live in to know where to settle in the state.

The CR-1 Visa: Everything You Need to Know

A comprehensive guide to eligibility, alternatives, the application process, and fees for you and your immigrant spouse.

The Immigrant's Guide to Commuting in New York

Everything you need to know about navigating your way around the boroughs, neighborhoods, and streets of New York.

The K-3 Visa: Everything You Need to Know

Is the K-3 visa the right one for you and your new international spouse?

Juno Picks: Top 10 Indian Restaurants in San Francisco

From street fare to fine dining, here are our picks for the best Indian food in San Francisco.

Opening a US Bank Account as a Non-US Citizen

Your one-stop-shop for answering your questions on opening a US bank account as a non-citizen or non-resident — and the other options available to you, too.

Juno Picks: The Five Best Places to Live in Colorado

Outdoor recreation activities, job opportunities, low crime rates, and abundant natural attractions make these cities the best places to live in Colorado.

What Does ‘Country of Residence’ Mean?

Find the term confusing? Fret not, as we’re here to help you clear all your doubts and learn what your country of residence really is.