Questions
Latest in Questions
Key Risks of Early I-140 Revocation and Benefits of Parallel Filings
I-140 petitions revoked within 180 days cause green card delays unless parallel filings exist. Multiple petitions protect priority dates. Early…
Advantages of Both Spouses Filing Independent I-140 Petitions
Dual I-140 filings let spouses independently extend H-1B visas beyond six years and pursue separate green card paths. This increases…
How Dual I-140 Approvals Ensure Employment Independence and Risk Protection
Dual I-140 approvals allow immigrants multiple green card petitions simultaneously, providing security, backup, and priority retention. Qualification depends on several…
What Happens After Your USCIS Biometrics Appointment Step-by-Step
Following your biometrics appointment, USCIS performs security checks and reviews your case. Respond quickly to any Requests for Evidence. Processing…
How Long to Get SSN After EAD Approval in 2025
From April 2025, new EAD recipients must apply for their Social Security Number in person due to the Enumeration Beyond…
What Is a Mandamus Lawsuit and Why Is It Effective?
Mandamus Lawsuits force agencies such as USCIS to address immigration delays after all appeals fail. Most cases resolve within 30-60…
EB-2 India Priority Date Stuck at 2013: Over 11 Years Wait Expected
The EB-2 priority date for Indian nationals remains January 1, 2013, causing an 11-year wait. Applicants with later dates cannot…
Why Do EB-2 India Applicants Face Lengthy Green Card Wait Times?
Indian EB-2 green card applicants face decades-long waits due to 7% per-country visa limits. Visa bulletin cutoff dates cause slow…