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DV Lottery 2027 Never Opened: What Happens to Green Card Lottery Applicants and DV-2026 Winners?

DV Lottery 2027 Never Opened: What Happens to Green Card Lottery Applicants and DV-2026 Winners?

DS-260 Changes in 2026: New Questions and Green Card Risks

New DS-260 questions cover 15 years of travel, passports, partners, and siblings. Learn how to prepare and avoid immigrant visa application mistakes.

Marriage-Based Green Card Adjustment of Status: Who Qualifies and What Can Go Wrong?

Who qualifies for a marriage-based green card? Learn adjustment of status rules, public charge challenges, and denial risks with NY lawyer Alena Shautsova.

250,000 U.S. Visas Revoked: What Asylum Seekers and Future Visa Applicants Need to Know

250,000 U.S. Visas Revoked: What Asylum Seekers and Future Visa Applicants Need to Know

I-601A Waiver Approved Without an RFE: A Family Moves Closer to a Future Together

I-601A Waiver Approved Without an RFE: A Family Moves Closer to a Future Together

What You Need to Know Before Filing for a Family Member

Before filing a family immigration petition, learn who qualifies as an immediate relative, how preference categories work, and how public charge, the Adam Walsh Act, and the INA 204(c) marriage-fraud bar can affect the case.

Trump’s New 2026 Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism: Who Could Be Affected?

Trump’s New 2026 Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism: Who Could Be Affected?

Federal Judge Rules the 75-Country Immigrant Visa Freeze Unlawful

Federal Judge Rules the 75-Country Immigrant Visa Freeze Unlawful

US Supreme Court TPS Decision: What Haiti and Syria TPS Holders Must Do Now

US Supreme Court TPS Decision: What Haiti and Syria TPS Holders Must Do Now The United States Supreme Court has issued a major immigration decision affecting Haitian and Syrian nationals …

Federal Court Vacates USCIS 39-Country Adjudication Pause: What Happens Next?

Federal Court Vacates USCIS 39-Country Adjudication Pause: What Happens Next?

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