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Melania Trump's move to the United States, her visa applications, and her path to permanent residency and citizenship
Public records and mainstream profiles show that the woman born Melanija Knavs used the professional name Melania Knauss during her and, after marrying on January 22, 2005, took the surname Trump; mul...
entered the in the mid‑1990s and, according to multiple mainstream reports, held U.S. work visas and later an employment‑based green card (EB‑1) before she married in 2005; she became a naturalized ci...
’s publicly reported path to U.S. citizenship runs from her move to the in the 1990s, to lawful permanent residency in 2001, and to naturalization in 2006, with multiple secondary sources and biograph...
The publicly available record includes multiple contemporaneous news reports and a lawyer’s sworn letter asserting that first entered the on Aug. 27, 1996 on a B‑1/B‑2 visitor visa and then received a...
Melania Trump does not appear to live full-time at Mar-a-Lago; available reporting shows she splits time between multiple residences — notably New York (Trump Tower), Palm Beach (Mar-a-Lago) and Washi...