For a number of years, we have post answers to common questions in blog format to help keep everyone informed. We’ve put out a bunch of information on changes at the immigration agencies under the Trump Administration, including the impacts of executive proclamations. Your feedback and follow up questions have been helpful. Thank you. Processing […]
Processing Policy Changes
The policies for many visas, as well as asylum applicants, are slowly becoming more burdensome. The Trump administration has instituted more, albeit subtle, red tape. The latest policy targets asylum and U visa applicants. Stricter Policies The USCIS has slowly been instituting onerous rules for many applicants. The latest being that for all fields in […]
The USCIS Has Asked Congress for Funding
Earlier this month, the USCIS requested over a billion dollars from Congress for what they assert is Coronavirus related deficits. The USCIS has submitted the request with the promise to repay the US Treasury Department. They plan to institute a surcharge for certain visa applications to repay the loan. Revenue Deficits The USCIS claims it […]
I-551 Stamp
The coronavirus has caused unprecedented difficulties for many immigrants in the U.S. What happens when there is no green card or it’s expired? The question of the I-551 stamp is one of the many issues that has arisen during the pandemic. The good news? the USCIS offices are set to open on June 4th, we […]
Proclamation Requiring Health Insurance
Public Charge and Health Insurance On October 4th, 2019, the President issued a proclamation stating that certain immigrants entering the United States must have, or soon acquire, “approved” health insurance. However, A lawsuit challenging the proclamation has been made. At this time, the government cannot enforce the proclamation. The Proclamation The proclamation is designed to […]
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