Why Venezuelan Consulates Are Still Closed in the United States
By 2023, Venezuelan consulates in the U.S. ceased operations amid diplomatic tensions. Venezuelans face hurdles renewing passports, verifying…
Articles by & updated by Elena Marquez
Mayotte faces new limits on birthright citizenship under French law
France’s proposed policy tightens birthright citizenship in Mayotte, requiring longer parent residency to curb migration. Supporters highlight reduced…
HUD requires citizenship or residency for FHA loans
HUD will enforce stricter FHA loan eligibility as of May 25, 2025, limiting access to U.S. citizens and…
Korean green card holders in the US worry about overseas travel
Korean green card holders in the U.S. face stricter deportation policies and intensified ICE enforcement. Expanded deportation criteria…
Green Card Eligibility Clarified for K-1 and K-2 Visa Holders
Starting in 2025, USCIS introduces significant simplifications to Green Card processes for K-1 and K-2 visa holders. COVID-19…
Asylum Application Appeals See 900 Percent Rise Since 2017
Asylum applications and appeals have surged globally, driven by crises and policy changes. Since 2017, appeals have risen…
Visiting the U.S. on ESTA After I-130 Approval: What to Know
Spouses with an approved Form I-130 can potentially visit the U.S. under ESTA, but approval isn’t guaranteed. U.S.…
Does Filing Form N-400 Mean Giving Up Your Original Citizenship
Applying for U.S. citizenship through Form N-400 is driven by personal goals and aspirations. A common concern is…
Fewer than 1 percent of foreign residents in South Korea use new mobile ID cards
In January 2025, South Korea introduced mobile alien registration cards for foreign residents. This digital transformation aims to…