What is the difference between “immigration” verses “emigration”?
An alien “immigrates” to a foreign country where as a person emigrates from his or her country. Immigration is a term which refers to the destination whereby emigration refers to the origin. Immigration is what originally founded this country. The fact is, aside from Native Americans, most people in this country are immigrants from foreign lands. These lands include England, France, Germany, Italy, Africa, India China, Japan, Vietnam, and a variety of other countries. When a person decides to immigrate to the United States or to make their status more permanent, it is important for them to engage to the services of qualified immigration attorney such as the immigration attorneys at Garg & Associates. The immigration attorneys at Garg & Associates are ready to assist you with all your immigration needs, whether it is work related, family related or otherwise. Contact the Immigration Lawyers at Garg & Associates today for more on the difference between Immigration and Emigration!
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