New Hampshire Brazilian Council

12/16/2025

12/05/2025

Você já saiu do Brasil para morar no exterior e não fez a saída definitiva? 🇧🇷✈️🌍
Se a mudança foi definitiva (12 meses), é importante regularizar sua situação fiscal através da Comunicação de Saída Definitiva do País.

Esse procedimento informa à Receita Federal que você passou à condição de não-residente fiscal. Isso evita cobranças indevidas, problemas com o Imposto de Renda e até a dupla tributação.

Se você ainda não fez, basta acessar o portal oficial do governo, preencher seus dados, informar a data em que deixou o Brasil e concluir a comunicação. Depois disso, no ano seguinte à sua saída, você deverá entregar a Declaração de Saída Definitiva, que encerra de vez seu vínculo fiscal com o Brasil.

Manter tudo regularizado garante mais tranquilidade para sua vida no exterior e evita surpresas no futuro.

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12/03/2025

Carrying a firearm without a license is not just a criminal offense — for immigrants, it can be life-changing. Even if you have lived in the United States for years, an arrest or conviction for unlicensed gun possession can trigger serious immigration consequences.

In many cases, gun-related offenses may be classified as deportable crimes, can lead to mandatory ICE detention, and can block you from applying for a green card, citizenship, or other immigration benefits. Even a dismissal or a continuance without a finding can show up in immigration records and cause unexpected problems with USCIS or ICE.

If you or someone you know has been charged with possessing a firearm without a license, it is crucial to seek legal guidance immediately to protect both your criminal case and your immigration future. Your rights, your status, and your ability to remain with your family may depend on the decisions you make right now.

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03/28/2025

O Social Security Number (SSN) é um dos documentos mais essenciais para quem vive nos Estados Unidos. Ele funciona como um identificador único, semelhante ao CPF no Brasil, mas com ainda mais importância no dia a dia.

💡 Para que serve o SSN?
✔️ Trabalho legal: É obrigatório para quem deseja trabalhar legalmente nos EUA.
✔️ Impostos e benefícios sociais: Necessário para declarar impostos, contribuir para o sistema de previdência e ter acesso a benefícios governamentais.
✔️ Abertura de contas e crédito: Essencial para abrir conta bancária, solicitar cartões de crédito e até obter financiamento.
✔️ Aluguel e financiamento de imóveis: Muitos locadores exigem o SSN para aprovar contratos de aluguel e financiamentos.
✔️ Segurança e histórico financeiro: Sem ele, é difícil construir um histórico de crédito, algo essencial para diversas transações financeiras nos EUA.
Se você precisa solicitar, corrigir ou entender melhor como funciona o SSN, a New Hampshire Brazilian Council pode te orientar! 📩
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03/26/2025

O Green Card e a cidadania americana são status legais nos Estados Unidos, mas com diferenças significativas.

Entender as diferenças é essencial para planejar seu futuro nos Estados Unidos. 🇺🇸 No post de hoje, você conhecerá como cada status pode impactar sua vida e seus planos no país.

Pronto para dar o próximo passo? ✨
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03/25/2025

By Dave Puglisi

Casal de brasileiros em Nashua, NH defrauda centenas de pessoas em New Hamsphire e Massachusetts (potencialmente em outros estados e também no Brasil). Esse caso vai servir de exemplo para quem gosta de aplicar golpes e cometer fraude em nossa comunidade.

BOSTON (WHDH) - Charles Santos came to the U.S. legally, hoping for a better life.He was an electrician in Brazil and wanted to start hisRead More

03/24/2025

Mudanças no processo do Green Card para 2025! 🗽✨

O novo Formulário I-485, obrigatório a partir de 10 de fevereiro de 2025, traz atualizações importantes para facilitar a solicitação do Green Card.

Agora, é necessário anexar o Formulário I-693, que inclui o exame médico, garantindo mais agilidade no processo.

Além disso, a nova versão incorpora mudanças na Declaração de Suporte Financeiro e esclarecimentos sobre a dependência de benefícios governamentais, o que pode impactar sua admissibilidade nos EUA.

Se você precisa de orientação sobre essas atualizações e deseja um processo mais tranquilo, a New Hampshire Brazilian Council está pronta para te ajudar!
Entre em contato para mais informações!

11/05/2024

📢 Important Update: Aged-Out Children & Cancellation of Removal 📢

A recent court ruling has upheld the Board of Immigration Appeals’ (BIA) decision affecting parents who seek cancellation of removal based on a qualifying child. Here’s what you need to know:

If your child was under 21 when you applied for cancellation but turns 21 before your application is decided, they no longer qualify as a “child” under INA §240A(b)(1). This means you may lose eligibility for relief. In a recent case, Diaz-Arellano v. Att’y Gen., the court denied relief because the petitioner’s daughter had aged out and he hadn’t taken steps to expedite his case.

📌 Remember: Timely action and understanding legal nuances are critical in immigration cases.

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11/04/2024

🚨⚖️ 3 Costly Immigration Mistakes to Avoid! 🚨📃

Navigating your immigration journey is complex, and there are a few common mistakes that could put your American Dream at risk. Let’s break down the top 3 pitfalls to avoid and keep your path to success clear:

1. 🗣Listening to Others Instead of a Legal Expert
Every immigration case is unique, so taking advice from friends, family, or online sources can lead to big mistakes. Consulting a licensed immigration attorney ensures you're getting reliable guidance tailored to your specific situation.

2. 🚫 Comparing Your Case with a Friend's Case
Even if someone you know had a “similar” case, small differences can lead to different results. Comparing cases can cause unnecessary stress and confusion. Focus on your unique journey and consult with a professional who understands your specific needs.

3. 💵 Choosing Non-Lawyers to “Save Money”
Hiring a non-lawyer or unlicensed consultant to save a few dollars can end up costing you far more in delays, errors, and even denials. Remember: sometimes the cheapest route can come with the highest price, jeopardizing everything you've worked toward.

Stay informed, seek the right guidance, and safeguard your path to a new life.

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10/26/2024

📉 Border Encounters Reach Record Lows

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently announced a significant decrease in irregular border crossings. The southwest border saw its lowest encounter levels since 2020, dropping by 32% from June to July 2024. The decline is attributed to enhanced border measures and cooperation with international partners. This decrease highlights the impact of policy changes aimed at deterring unlawful crossings and combating human smuggling.

CBP also noted that in July alone, over 92,000 individuals were removed or returned to their home countries. The agency continues to expand efforts with humanitarian aid and enforcement operations. Learn more about CBP’s latest updates on lawful pathways and border safety.

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10/25/2024

⚖️ Deportation Defenses🏛

Facing immigration court can feel overwhelming, but there are various defenses available that can help you stay in the U.S. Here are some common options:

- Marriage to a U.S. Citizen: If you are married to a U.S. citizen, you may be eligible to adjust your status.

- Asylum: If you fear persecution in your home country due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or social group, you can seek asylum.

-Withholding of Removal: Similar to asylum but with a higher burden of proof, this option can protect you from being deported to a country where your life or freedom would be threatened.

- Cancellation of Removal: For certain non-permanent residents who have been in the U.S. for 10 years or more and can prove extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident family member.

- VAWA: If you’ve been a victim of domestic violence by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse, you can self-petition under the Violence Against Women Act.

These are just a few defenses available. Each case is unique, so it's essential to explore all options with an experienced immigration attorney.

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