Because USCIS is fee-funded, it will keep InfoPass appointments and core services running during the 2025 shutdown. Attend…
USCIS’s monthly Visa Bulletin chart choice controls whether I-485 filings are allowed during a shutdown. If Dates for…
J-1 visa stamp appointments continue during the 2025 shutdown because consular services are fee-funded. Valid J-1 stamps allow…
USCIS continues adjudicating fee-funded H-1B extension petitions during a shutdown, preserving the 240-day rule for timely-filed cases. DOL…
USCIS will accept and process VAWA self-petitions (Form I-360) during a government shutdown because these services are fee-funded.…
USCIS will accept and process H-4 change-of-status filings during a government shutdown because it is fee-funded. File I-539…
Despite the October 1, 2025 shutdown, the Department of State is expected to publish the visa bulletin and…
Most immigration benefits continue even when Washington closes its doors. That includes R-2 applications—the dependent visas for spouses…
USCIS generally remains active during a shutdown, so H-1B RFE deadlines (typically 60 days) usually stand. Submit all…
Starting October 1, 2025, USCIS continues fee-funded EB-1/EB-2/EB-3 and I-485 processing, while DOL’s OFLC suspends PERM and LCA…
Because USCIS is fee-funded, I-601 and I-601A waivers generally continue during shutdowns, though extended lapses can slow processing…
Because USCIS operates mainly on filing fees, ASCs have kept taking biometrics during funding lapses. As of October…
Because USCIS is fee-funded, timely-filed O-1 extension petitions generally continue processing during federal shutdowns, allowing beneficiaries to keep…
USCIS, funded mainly by filing fees, continues processing EB-2 NIW petitions as of October 1, 2025, during a…
USCIS continues fee-funded processing during the October 1, 2025 shutdown, so R-1 petitions (Form I-129) remain accepted. E‑Verify…
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