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A wave of uncertainty is sweeping through the U.S. following the recent enforcement of a long-dormant federal rule originally under the Smith Act. Enacted in 1940, the Smith Act required certain noncitizens to register, submit biometric data, and carry proof of registration, or face fines, imprisonment, or deportation. In 2025, the government revived this mandate,…
Planning to travel internationally soon? If you’re a non-citizen, a refugee, or a CNMI long-term resident there are steps you need to take to protect your status before you depart the United States. The Form I-131, Application for Travel Document, serves several purposes including applying for a reentry permit, refugee travel document, and advance parole…
Advance parole (I-512) is a special permission granted by USCIS in the form of a travel document. It allows you to temporarily travel overseas while living in the United States and awaiting your green card or maintaining another noncitizen immigration status. If you travel outside of the United States while your green card application is…
Has your visa been denied by a consular officer under Section 214(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act? Millions of visas are denied each year under this section of the law. If this has happened to you, you may feel confused and unsure about what it means or how to resolve it. In this post,…
One of the most significant parts of getting a green card in the U.S. is waiting for your priority date to be current. For those who have invested the time, effort, and money into an immigrant visa, questions arise such as “How long will it take for my date to be current?” and “Can I…
In an announcement on February 18th, 2025, the United States Department of State updated the categories of applicants eligible for a waiver of the nonimmigrant visa interview. This change limits the categories of applicants who can bypass the in-person interview process, which could lead to increased wait times for visa appointments. Under the new policy,…
