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The U.S. is Giving Work Permits to Certain Hong Kong Residents
The USCIS will allow Hong Kong residents present in the United States to apply for work permits and provide a safe haven for those affected by the crackdown on democratic freedoms.
What is the Status of Visa Services at U.S. Consulates in Mexico?
Compared to some other conflict sensitive areas in Latin America, Mexico’s consular affairs section is up and running and processing both non-immigrant and immigrant visas.
What is Immigration Fraud? 3 Things to Look out for
Immigration fraud can occur through the hiring of a fake immigration lawyer, but also on behalf of an immigrant who knowingly misrepresents themselves on important documentation.
Update: Work Permits Issued for U Visa Applicants
A new Biden policy allows some U visa applicants to receive EADs while they are on a long waitlist for a U-1 non-immigrant visa.
What is the USCIS Fraud Detection System?
The USCIS is obligated to investigate cases of possible visa and/or immigration fraud. Below are some important indicators showing how the agency adjudicates applications and what to include in your application in order to avoid delays in processing.
Reviewing HHS Public Benefits for Immigrants
Receiving federal public benefits can be a confusing process for green card holders and their children. Depending on the U.S. state you live in, you might be eligible for SNAP, Medicaid, or children’s healthcare.
USCIS Green Card Processing Times Update
Adjustment of status processing times varies depending on their geographic location in the United States.
Items that Provide Little Support in One’s NIW Application
Your NIW application requires several supporting documents for submission. This gives applicants the opportunity to prove their worth, but can also lead to errors if the items provided are not consistent with the national interest.
Options for Filing I-539 Form if you’ve Been Laid Off
If you have lost your job in the U.S., you might consider switching to a B-1 or B-2 visa in order to be eligible for an extension of stay. Such an option will give an immigrant a 6 month stay in the U.S., but with limited benefits.
Can’t Find your I-94 Record? Here’s Why
There’s an app that can help you track your entry/exit record to and from the U.S. Learn why your I-94 is so important below.
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