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Meet OPA borrower, Donoy D!

Donoy’s journey from Jamaica to U.S. citizenship was fueled by her belief in education, family, and perseverance, culminating in a finance degree in progress and a new life in Philadelphia. With support from One Percent for America, she overcame financial barriers to naturalization, empowering not just herself but her entire family to pursue the American Dream.

Martin Ramirez's Journey 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.
  • Financial Planning & Education
  • Manage Your Money

Tips for Fraud Prevention

By implementing these tips and practices, you can minimize the risk of identity theft, phishing attacks, and falling victim to common scams.
  • Financial Planning & Education
  • Smart Spending

How to Use Smart Purchasing

By following these tips, you can plan major purchases more effectively and avoid unnecessary debt. 
  • Financial Planning & Education
  • Investing

Saving for College

Saving for college tuition can help lessen the financial burden when the time comes.
  • U.S. Immigration
  • Immigration Assistance & Services

Getting a Green Card

There are different ways for immigrants to obtain a U.S. green card, which grants them permanent residency in the United States.