USCIS Lifts Asylum Processing Freeze: What Applicants from Non-Travel-Ban Countries Must Know
USCIS lifted the asylum adjudicative hold for non-travel-ban countries on March 30, 2026. Learn what this means for your USA immigration case.
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H-2B Supplemental Visa Filings Open Today: What Employers and Returning Workers Need to Know for FY2026
USCIS opens H-2B supplemental visa filings today for 27,736 spots. Learn who qualifies as a returning worker and what employers must do before April 23, 2026.
USCIS Terminates TPS for Yemen: What Affected Immigrants Must Do Before May 4, 2026
USCIS terminated Temporary Protected Status for Yemen, effective May 4, 2026. Learn what Yemeni TPS holders must do now to protect their immigration status.
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Heightened USCIS Scrutiny of Marriage-Based Green Card Petitions: Legal Risks Associated With Spouses Living Separately
While U.S. immigration law does not require married couples to reside together, separate residences during the green card process can significantly complicate adjudication.
Green Card Under Scrutiny: USCIS Tightens Review of Marriage-Based Immigration Petitions
Overview In a significant shift in immigration policy, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced enhanced scrutiny of marriage-based green card applications, particularly those filed by foreign nationals married to U.S. citizens. The new framework places increased emphasis on fraud prevention, evidentiary compliance, and post-adjudication monitoring of conditional lawful permanent resident (LPR) cases.
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