Immigration Blog
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Tax Season is Here: Filing Tips for 2022
Immigrant families should be sure to file early this year, as the IRS is experiencing a tax return backlog.
CDC Will Terminate Controversial Title 42 Policy
In late May, the Department of Homeland Security will terminate the Title 42 policy, which might have several spillover effects for the U.S. immigration sector.
Who Gets an Automatic Work Permit Extension?
Auto-renewal extensions are a safeguard put in place by the USCIS so that work permit holders do not fall out of status while living in the U.S.
The U.S. Adjusts its Covid-19 Policy for Some International Travellers
Green card holders and U.S. citizens returning back to the United States from Ukraine are subject to a negative Covid-19 test exemption based on the national interest.
How to Know your Priority Date for Visa Processing
Your priority date is also the receipt date when the USCIS received your immigrant petition. You should keep this date handy so you know exactly when a visa number will become available per the State Department Visa bulletin.
Updated Processing Times for Work Permit (EAD) Applications
A backlog still persists for many classes of non-immigrants seeking a work permit this year. Spouses of H1B visa holders can expect to wait at least 8 months for a work permit.
Visa Bulletin Updates for March, 2022
This months visa bulletin features some small advances for employment-based visa applicants, as well as retrogression in some categories. In addition, two employment-based visas have become unavailable, signaling that some visas have already been used for FY 2022.
EB-5 Investor Program Set to Return with New Rules
The U.S. government is looking to revamp the EB-5 investor program with new rules that allow for concurrent adjustment of status filing and provisions for derivative family members.
Should you Avoid Level-4 Travel Destinations?
While many international travellers ignore the State Department’s warning system, it’s 4-tiered approach is a reminder of the potential risks while travelling abroad.
USCIS Expands Premium Processing Services
Premium processing will become part of an expanded effort so that the USCIS can better address those who are seeking key benefits like working authorization in the U.S.
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