Tag(s): immigration news
A Major Shift in How USCIS Processes Your Case On March 30, 2026, USCIS announced a massive update to how they screen every person applying for immigration benefits. Under Executive Order 14161 (Protecting the United States from Foreign Terrorist and Other National Security and Public Safety Threats), as well as Presidential Proclamations 10949 and 10998,…
ICE at Airports in 2026: What Immigrants Need to Know Before Traveling Recent reports confirm an increased ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) presence at airports across the United States, raising concerns for immigrants planning domestic or international travel. If you are not a U.S. citizen, even routine travel can carry risks-especially in the current enforcement…
Are you considering hiring an immigration lawyer to help you resolve a legal matter? If so, it is crucial that you are able to find the right legal professional for your specific case. One of the best things you can do is set up a confidential consultation with an experienced immigration attorney. During your initial…
Life after an F-1 visa often sparks curiosity about what comes next. If you’re an international student gearing up for OPT, already in the zone, or witnessing its conclusion, you’re likely pondering, “What’s next?” Many wonder how to transition from an F-1 student visa (or OPT) to something more lasting, like a work visa or…
An O-1 visa is a type of non-immigrant visa that is reserved specifically for people with “extraordinary” abilities. As explained by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), you may be eligible for an O-1 visa if you can demonstrate a record of superior talent and/or ability in the field such as the arts, education,…
Are you wondering about the reasons behind your delayed visa and the complex administrative process? Allow Joshua Goldstein, an immigration attorney with a proven track record of assisting families shed light on this complex process. Discover why you received the 221(g) worksheet and why your visa is taking longer. If you’re experiencing this, keep reading…
An immigrant who faces a credible fear of persecution in their country of origin may be eligible to obtain asylum protection in the United States. Although asylum is the most well known immigration options for people who face imminent danger in their native country, it is not the only option that is currently available under…