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ByJeremy Richards
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USCIS has rescinded its policy allowing expedited naturalization for certain SSI beneficiaries. The change is effective immediately and impacts pending and new applications.
BySiana Mclean
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has announced the termination of the 2021 Temporary Protected Status designation for Venezuelan nationals. Learn what this means for thousands of beneficiaries, key dates, and next steps.
ByCooper Axelrod
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USCIS clarifies its commitment to applying public charge inadmissibility rules faithfully, emphasizing consistency with longstanding statutes and policy.
ByCooper Axelrod
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USCIS now allows filing fees via direct bank debit using Form G‑1650, phasing out checks and money orders by October 28, 2025.
ByJeremy Richards
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USCIS resumes neighborhood investigations under INA 335(a) for naturalization applicants—adding scrutiny of residence, character, and attachment to U.S. values.
BySiana Mclean
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This blog explains the basics of filing a habeas corpus petition in immigration cases, what it is, when it applies, and what to expect from the process.
ByJeremy Richards
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USCIS has updated its Policy Manual to tighten vetting on false claims to U.S. citizenship, clarifying that Matter of Zhang applies to all cases filed or pending as of August 20, 2025.
ByJeremy Richards
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A new USCIS policy gives naturalization applicants a better opportunity to demonstrate good moral character through a full picture of their life and values.
ByJeremy Richards
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Self-employed business owners can apply for an L-1 visa if they plan to open or expand a U.S. office. No salary is required, but detailed records are essential. This post explains the key requirements and documents you’ll need.
ByJeremy Richards
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Many digital nomads want to work remotely from the U.S. while employed by a foreign company. But U.S. visitor visas do not permit remote work. This article explains what the law says and when you should talk to an immigration lawyer.