Birthright Citizenship and Executive Order 14156: What Families Need to Know
Birthright citizenship remains in effect as of April 2026 while the Supreme Court reviews a challenge to President…
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Martina Navratilova Voices Citizenship Concerns Amid Policy Shifts
Martina Navratilova worries about losing US citizenship amid changing immigration policies but faces no official threat. Citizenship loss…
Indian Families Rush to Secure U.S. Green Cards Before $5M Investment Hike
A surge in EB-5 visa applications from Indian families stems from an impending increase to a $5 million…
Trump’s Visa Restrictions Bar Foreign Medical Residents from US Hospitals
Trump’s 2025 Proclamation bans medical residents’ entry from 19 countries, suspending many visa types. Over 4,000 IMGs risk…
US Gold Card Visa Program Draws Nearly 70,000 Registrations from Wealthy Foreigners
The U.S. Trump Card visa demands a $5 million investment, replacing EB-5’s $1.05 million. Launched June 2025, it…
How Taking the U.S. Oath of Allegiance Impacts Your Original Citizenship
The U.S. Oath of Allegiance is essential for citizenship. The U.S. allows dual citizenship but your home country…
What Does Being Well-Positioned Mean in EB-2 NIW Petitions?
EB-2 NIW allows qualified individuals with advanced education or exceptional ability to bypass job offers for permanent residency.…
Does Applying for an I-485 Fee Waiver Affect Public Charge Eligibility?
USCIS updated public charge policies in 2025, protecting fee waiver applicants. Low-income immigrants using public benefits can safely…
USCIS Does Not Refund Fees for Denied I-485 Applications in 2025
Denial of Form I-485 means no filing fee refund. USCIS fee increases raise risks. Options include refiling or…