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What Happens if your USCIS Application is Administratively Closed
The USCIS can request to re-open an approved naturalization application (N-400) if they find troubling evidence on behalf of the applicant or if the applicant no-shows their Oath of Allegiance Here are some important considerations if this happens to you.
USCIS Expands Criteria for National Interest Waiver (NIW) Candidates
The USCIS has expanded their NIW criteria for highly skilled individuals in the science and technology fields. Those applying for an NIW can forgo the Department of Labor’s lengthy certification process.
USCIS Will Now Accept Dated Medical Exam Records
The 60 day rule for medical exams has been waived in order to create more efficiencies in processing green card applications.
What is a Good Resource for NIW Applicants?
Looking at the advantages of using an online publishing platform for research and publication sharing.
Which Forms had the Fastest Processing Time, 2021?
Applicant processing times can vary significantly depending on whether one is seeking temporary admission to the United States, filing for a waiver of inadmissibility, or seeking a family based benefit.
Understanding Immigrant Mobility in 2022
Mobility in terms of overcoming obstacles and increasing incomes is an important subject when it comes to understanding U.S. immigration.
Tech Companies Want New Rules for Children of Highly Skilled Visa Holders
One way to help highly skilled workers who want to move to the United States is to create a more flexible policy for their children to remain in the U.S. past the age of 21.
Which Petitions have the Fastest Processing Times?
In this post, we use the new update on the USCIS processing database to see which petitions have the longest wait time.
Visa Bulletin Updates for May 2022
The State Department has once again started processing investor visa applications, and changes have been marked on the May visa bulletin. In addition, cut-off dates for May and June of 2022 have been listed for DV (green card lottery) applicants.
Immigrant Visa Backlog Report for May, 2022
The immigrant visa backlog report shows that in the month of May, the State Department scheduled less IV appointments than in March or April.
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