The U.S. government views COVID vaccinations to be a public good in preventing social diseases. Consequently, foreigners must be vaccinated in order to obtain US immigration benefits such as visas and green cards. US citizens and those who already have green cards do not fall under this requirement. A waiver of the COVID vaccination is […]
Kabul Consulate Dispatch
A dispatch from the Kabul consulate instructs that US immigrant visa applicants should continue monitoring government websites, including the US Department of State website, for updated information. Family and Employment Visas The US Department of State is redirecting immigrant visas pending at the Kabul consulate. This covers CR visas based on marriage to a US […]
Afghan Airlift
A group of volunteers is helping US citizens and Afghan SIV applicants depart Afghanistan. It is unclear whether this volunteer group can help those with US immigrant visas in process. You may want to contact the organization to learn more. Call for Assistance Consider a licensed, professional immigration legal representative before proceeding. Immigration law is […]
Moscow Consulate Limited Services
Russia no longer allows the consulates to employ locals within Russia. Consequently, the US consulate in Moscow suspended most visa services due to a reduction in staff by 75%. Likewise, US consulates in Yekaterinburg and Vladivostok suspended consular services. Nonimmigrant Visas: The US consulates in Russia no longer offer any nonimmigrant visa services, except for […]
Afghans seeking safety in the U.S.
The U.S. State Department has provided options for those with approved Immigrant Visas (IV), those awaiting approval pending an IV interview, and those without petitions. Please note that this situation continues to change rapidly. Option 1: Repatriation Assistance Who is Eligible for Repatriation Assistance: Afghan IV Holders Pending Afghan IV Applicants, IF: Your petition has […]
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