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When a non-U.S. citizen marries a U.S. citizen, they receive a green card. However, this card does not serve as the final version of a permanent residency card from the offset. Instead, this status is conditional permanent residence, which applies to spouses and to...
Drug paraphernalia laws in North Carolina criminalize the possession of various items that someone can use to cultivate, measure, store, or inject illegal drugs. However, many items considered to be paraphernalia also have legitimate uses, like medical syringes. If...
As a U.S. citizen in North Carolina who plans to marry someone who hails from another nation, you need to secure something called a fiancé visa to have your loved one come to the United States and marry you. There are certain eligibility requirements that come with...
