The Guide Pathways to Citizenship

Martin Ramirez moved from Mexico to the United States in 1999 for better economic opportunities. After settling in New Jersey, he started a family and ran three successful restaurants. However, the pandemic forced him to find new sources of income, and he now works two jobs. Ramirez is focused on obtaining U.S. citizenship for better opportunities and security, especially for his children. He hopes to travel freely between the U.S. and Mexico after retirement. Ramirez used a loan from One Percent for America to renew his green card and pay for citizenship fees, praising the organization for its support.

One Percent for America (OPA), a nonprofit reducing barriers to US citizenship, announced today it has received a $250,000 Program Related Investment (PRI) from Eastern Bank Foundation.

By implementing these tips and practices, you can minimize the risk of identity theft, phishing attacks, and falling victim to common scams.

By following these tips, you can plan major purchases more effectively and avoid unnecessary debt. 

Saving for college tuition can help lessen the financial burden when the time comes.

Pursuing higher education is an exciting endeavor for new citizens.

Buying a house involves several steps, the homebuying process may vary depending on your location but here we outline the basics.

Maintaining a good credit score and credit history opens up opportunities for favorable loan terms and other financial benefits.  

A career development plan is a vital tool for professionals seeking to enhance their careers and find better job opportunities.

Use this guide to write a cover letter that can help get you the interview, or the job.

Becoming a good leader can ensure your business' success.

Learn what are your education options in the U.S. as an immigrant or adult learner.