Green Card
Priority date movement, processing time updates, and policy changes for U.S. permanent residency. Covers employment-based (EB-1 through EB-5), family-sponsored, and diversity visa green card categories.
Employer-Sponsored Green Cards How U.S. Companies Can Use PERM
U.S. employers are accelerating green card sponsorships in 2026, with faster PERM processing times making employment-based immigration a primary path to...
Green Card Holders Alert: Key Immigration Updates for International Students
New 2025 US immigration rules include year-long Green Card renewal waits, TPS ending for Hondurans and Nicaraguans, mandatory…
MAGA Green Card Holder Denied US Reentry After 40 Years Abroad
In July 2025, green card holder Chris Landry was denied U.S. entry due to minor offenses. Stricter policies…
What To Do If Your Green Card and Legal Documents Are Stolen
If your Green Card is stolen in 2025, file a police report immediately. Apply for replacement with Form…
Is It Safe to Travel Abroad Soon After Getting Your Green Card?
The 2025 U.S. travel ban exempts Green Card holders. Traveling abroad requires carrying the actual card and passport.…
Are Immigration Attorneys Legally Required to Communicate Only with Employer Sponsors in EB-2 Cases?
No legal change restricts EB-2 attorney communication to employers. USCIS updated NIW criteria require stronger evidence. Beneficiaries must…
Can Missing Joint Utility Bills Impact Marriage-Based Green Card Renewal?
Effective July 2025, USCIS enforces stricter evidence and updated forms for marriage-based green cards. Detailed interviews and joint…
Can Different Last Names on ID Documents Cause US Re-Entry Issues?
Since July 2025, mismatched last names on key identification documents lead to stricter U.S. border enforcement. Permanent residents,…
Can a Juvenile Arrest Without Conviction Affect Marriage-Based Green Card Approval?
Marriage-based green card applicants with juvenile arrests face detailed USCIS reviews without automatic denial. Honest disclosure and legal…
How to Return to the U.S. with a Conditional Green Card After 6+ Months Away
Extended absences over six months can risk conditional green card status. Apply for a re-entry permit, keep US…