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Required Documents for Legal Immigrants and ICE Encounters
Legal immigrants in the U.S. should carry necessary documents like green cards, visas, passports, or I-94 forms based on their status. If questioned without documents, they can remain silent, request…
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Guide to Submitting an ETA-9142B Application on Flag.dol.gov
To submit an ETA-9142B application on FLAG, create a Login.gov account, log in, and select "New Application." Complete required sections,…
Guide to Submitting an ETA-9141 Through FLAG.DOL.gov
To submit an ETA-9141 on FLAG.dol.gov, log in via Login.gov and start a new application. Complete required sections, including employer…
Can ICE Detain You Without ID if You Are Legally in the U.S.?
If stopped by ICE without ID, non-citizens must communicate their legal status and may face temporary detention. You have the…
USCIS Stops Accepting Form I-134A for Humanitarian Parole
USCIS temporarily stopped accepting Form I-134A used for humanitarian parole applications, effective January 27, 2025. This suspension follows an executive…
Digital IDs for Immigrants: Helpful Tool or Privacy Threat?
Digital IDs offer immigrants improved access to services like healthcare and education but pose risks of privacy breaches, inequality, and…
How to Protect Your Immigration Documents During ICE Encounters
This guide offers essential tips to safeguard immigration documents before, during, and after ICE encounters. Key steps include organizing vital…
ID Rules During Change of Status Process
Maintaining valid identification is crucial during a change of status and DHS checks. Applicants must use unexpired primary or secondary…
Can You Start a Business on an F1 Visa?
Starting a digital marketing company on an F1 visa (OPT) in the USA is possible if you meet OPT eligibility,…