New figures revealed by The Huffington Post show U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported more than 72,000 parents of U.S.-born children last year. The plight of parents with American children has been a key subject …
Read MorePersons applying for initial-entry F-1, F-2 and M-1 and M-2 visas may now be issued these visas up to 120 days before the program start date as listed on their I-20s. DOS also announced that …
Read MoreDHS announced the designation of Chile into the Visa Waiver Program. Beginning May 1, 2014, eligible Chilean passport holders with both an approved Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) and an e-passport will be able …
Read MoreEach different type of visa or immigration benefit takes a certain time to process and for each one, USCIS has specific processing goals. For example, naturalization cases are usually processed within 5 months of the …
Read MoreThe naturalization oath ceremony is one of the most significant and profound moments in one’s journey towards American citizenship. It is the end of the immigrant experience and the final threshold before citizenship. However, the …
Read MoreBrief overview summarizing the immigration requirements for international travel for visa holders. Basic Documents Required for Travel (and re-entry to the U.S.): Passport valid for at least six months; Valid U.S. visa and original Form …
Read MoreLittle-Known Immigration Mandate requires the Department of Homeland Security to keep no fewer than 34,000 immigrants in prisons at all times – regardless of security or flight risk. http://www.npr.org/2013/11/19/245968601/little-known-immigration-mandate-keeps-detention-beds-full
Read MoreInteresting case currently pending before the Board of Alien Labor Certification Appeals (BALCA), the administrative body at the Department of Labor (DOL) that reviews denials of PERM labor certifications in employment-based green card petitions. The …
Read MoreEach different type of visa or immigration benefit takes a certain time to process and for each one, USCIS has specific processing goals. For example, naturalization cases are usually processed within 5 months of the …
Read More“Immigration reform has been stalled in the House for months during fights over government spending and the debt ceiling that left some Republicans unwilling to work with the president on the issue at all. But …
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