USCIS continues processing U Visa EADs during shutdowns because it’s fee-funded, though prolonged closures may slow timelines. E-Verify…
Because USCIS is largely fee-funded, L-2 dependents can file Form I-765 for EADs during a government shutdown. USCIS…
USCIS is fee-funded and generally continues I-751 processing during shutdowns. Receipt notices extend conditional resident status up to…
USCIS will keep processing H-1B petitions during a shutdown because it’s fee-funded, but new filings needing a DOL-certified…
USCIS, funded mainly by application fees, will accept and process Form I-485 during a government shutdown. Biometrics and…
USCIS will continue processing Form I-131 (Advance Parole and Re-Entry Permits) during a funding lapse because it is…
A government shutdown usually doesn’t halt F-1 visa processing because it’s fee-funded, but expect delays, fewer slots, and…
USCIS usually continues P-category petition processing during shutdowns because of fee funding, but consulates may limit routine visa…
USCIS will continue processing I-90 renewals during a federal shutdown and will produce and mail approved green cards.…
USCIS stays open during a shutdown and accepts I-140 petitions for EB-1/EB-2/EB-3, but DOL suspends PERM and LCA…
USCIS generally maintains H-4 EAD processing during shutdowns. Processing in 2025 is often 3–6 months but can extend…
USCIS remains open for U visa (Form I-918) filings during the October 2025 shutdown because it is fee-funded;…
When the Department of Labor shuts down, OFLC stops certifying LCAs and disables FLAG, preventing new H-1B filings…
USCIS remains operational during shutdowns and will accept and process sealed Form I-693 medicals. Exams signed on/after Nov…
USCIS, funded mainly by fees, continues adjudicating VAWA I-360 petitions and I-765 C31 EADs via the Vermont Service…
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