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Our blog offers up-to-date summaries on USCIS forms, monthly Visa Bulletin updates, as well as insights on U.S. immigration policy.

What Apps Can you Use to Track Vaccination Information?

Using digital verification of a recent Covid test result or vaccination status can be helpful instead of risking showing paper documents that might not be trusted by airport personnel during international travel.

December 06, 2021

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.

December 06, 2021

Key Differences Between Resident and Non-Resident Aliens

Non-resident aliens still need to pay taxes based on services that are performed in the U.S. at their current rate of pay. To learn more about this process, see the following blog below.

December 03, 2021

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.

December 02, 2021

USCIS Green Card Processing Times Update

Adjustment of status processing times varies depending on their geographic location in the United States.

December 02, 2021

Clarifying When You Need an Advanced Parole Document

If you are planning an international trip as a U.S. visa holder, you might be wondering if you need to apply for advanced parole. See below for the rules and instructions for who needs this type of document.

December 02, 2021

What a USCIS Study Reveals about E-Verify

E-Verify can be useful in confirming an employee’s eligibility to work in the United States. But different employers throughout the country have their own issues with adopting this web-based program.

December 01, 2021

The U.S. Suspends Certain Travellers from Entering the U.S.

The identification of a new Covid variant has prompted a swift response from the Biden Administration for international air travel.

December 01, 2021

What is the USCIS Strategy for Building Capacity around Citizenship?

The USCIS is uncovering ways to build capacity with other organizations and institutions surrounding U.S. citizenship informational materials and resources. The following blog refers to some of the actors in this process.

November 30, 2021

What Sectors Employ H2B Workers in the U.S.?

Using an advanced search, prospective H2B employees can see what hourly wages are offered for certain jobs, as well as the leading industries in every U.S. state.

November 29, 2021

Update on the National Visa Center’s Current Backlog

The NVC has published new figures on their current backlog for scheduling immigrant visa applications. Some of the backlog has been cut but many IV applicants will still experience lengthy delays.

November 24, 2021

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.

November 24, 2021

Are the O-1 Visa Requirements too Exclusive?

The visa type may seem ideal for those who want to legally work in the U.S. in a very niche field, but the difficult application process shows biases and a burden of proof that might be unattainable for some.

November 23, 2021

Making a Case for an Expedited Processing Request

Making an expedited processing request is not the same as a premium processing request for an I-140 application. Be sure to follow the below steps if you are interested in this procedure.

November 22, 2021

H2B Workers and Leasing an Apartment

Going through expensive rental agencies is one option. However, finding a more accommodating and affordable living situation is possible with the right networking skills.

November 22, 2021

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