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Public Charge July 31, 2020

A NY Federal District Court ordered that USCIS must stop applying the “public charge” rule, which is essentially a wealth test for all green card applicants. USCIS has said that it will fully comply with the court’s order and will provide additional guidance. This order is n ...

Public Charge July 31, 2020
A NY Federal District Court ordered that USCIS must stop applying the “public charge” rule, which is essentially a wealth test for all green card applicants. USCIS has said that it will fully comply ...
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USCIS Filing Fees July 31, 2020
USCIS announced that it will be raising its fees by an average of 20% in order to meet its operating costs. Unfortunately, this fee increase is due to USCIS’ inefficiencies, mismanagement and ...
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DACA July 31, 2020
Despite the Supreme Court’s ruling, the White House announces it is reducing protections for Dreamers and DACA applicants – thereby, throwing their lives into turmoil and limbo again. Congress must ...
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What the Recent Supreme Court Ruling Means for DACA July 30, 2020
Understanding the Supreme Court June 2020 Decision The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, is no stranger to legal challenges, having been contested in various maneuvers since its ...
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Trump Administration Suspends H-1B and Other Work Visas June 24, 2020
What These Changes Mean for Immigrant Workers Seeking or Holding a Visa On June 22, 2020, the Trump administration suspended an array of work visas, including the popular H-1B visa, through at least ...
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USCIS to Re-Open on June 4th June 1, 2020
USCIS is re-opening some of its offices to the public on June 4th. It will send notices to applicants and petitioners with their scheduled appointments and interview dates. USCIS is also resuming ...
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