Immigration Blog
Our blog is a source of latest immigration news, policy updates and trends for thousands of readers every month.
Taking a Closer Look at Naturalization Rates via Nationality
Naturalization trends show that different factors such as financial sustainability, English proficiency, and geographic ties to one's country all contribute to whether or not immigrants go ahead and file an N-400 application.
State Department Visa Fee Exemption, New Rule
The State Department will allow immigrant visa applicants from certain countries who were previously denied because of their nationality to have their visa fees waived this time around.
Can you Apply for a Green Card if you Aren’t Vaccinated?
The short answer is no. Almost all green card applicants will not be able to make it through the medical exam process, an eligibility requirement, unless they are vaccinated.
Taking a Closer Look at Work Permit Applications by Classification
USCIS data shows which groups of immigrants and non-immigrants receive the most working authorizations based on their legal status.
What is the New F-1 Change of Status Policy?
The USCIS has changed one of their non-immigrant filing procedures to help international students remain in the U.S. while they “bridge the gap” from their existing status to a student one.
New Covid Testing and Entry Requirements for the U.S.
The U.S. moves quickly to reduce the prior 72 hour Covid-19 testing window to 24 hours before an international departure.
Returning to the U.S. as a Green Card Holder? Things to Consider
Green card holders are subject to the same 24 hour testing requirements prior to their international flight back to the United States. Here are some things to keep in mind to have a stress-free trip abroad.
Helpful Tips for Navigating the DOS Website
The State Department’s site has many valuable links and informational resources for immigrants going through consular processing. To better understand the features of the DOS site for immigration, see below.
Green Card Ineligibility: New Issues and Concerns
If you are applying for a green card as a citizen of a country where the U.S has expressed concerns over terrorist activity or a corrupt government, it is likely the USCIS will scrutinize over your AOS application based on your affiliation or membership with such an organization. Such enhanced vetting is also subject to change based on current events and U.S. foreign policy objectives at any given time.
USCIS Adds Additional H2-B Visas for 2022
U.S. immigration will add an additional 22,000 visas for temporary, seasonal workers to come to the United States in the first half of 2022.
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