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3 Things to Know About the 90 Day Rule
The 90 day rule is expressly used as a discretionary analysis tool by USCIS officers to determine if a non-immigrant has misled immigration according to the original intent of their existing visa.
How to Know if your Visa or Green Card Interview will be Waived
Below is a brief update for both immigrants and non-immigrants on how to possibly know if your non-immigrant visa interview, or adjustment of status interview, might be waived.
Immigrant Visa Backlog Report, March 2022
Even though a backlog persists, U.S. consulates were able to schedule more immigrant visa interviews in March than in January or February, 2022.
What is Green Card Recapture and Does it Matter?
Green card recapture has been implemented before in the early 2000s. By freeing up more immigrant visas and reducing backlogs, this procedure also allows some non-citizens to file for an adjustment of status more swiftly.
USCIS Issues New Mission Statement
The USCIS has a new mission statement that reinforces ideals and values held by the agency in 2022.
Don’t Forget These Tips for Your 2022 Tax Filing
A few reminders as the deadline for filing your 2021 tax returns approaches.
Update on Consular Services During the Ukraine Crisis
Immigrant visa and non-immigrant visa applicants will need to transfer their cases to alternate U.S. embassies or consulates in neighboring countries.
Can Green Card Holders Bring their Children to the U.S.?
Green card holders should carefully consider if it will take longer to petition their children under their existing status, or if they should try to become a naturalized U.S. citizen first.
Patents and the NIW Application
Patents are not easy to come by, but if you have one and are applying for a NIW, such intellectual property can strengthen your overall case and speed up adjudication time.
What Happens if your Work Permit is Nearing Expiration?
As your work permit expiration date approaches, it’s important to keep the conversation open with your HR team so you can explore possibilities with your U.S. based employment.
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