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What to Know Before Moving an International Investment Portfolio to the US

Transferring your international investment portfolio to the United States involves tax treaties, PFIC compliance, U.S. brokerage setup, and…

CHNV parole program: What to do if your sponsor withdraws support

Losing your CHNV sponsor jeopardizes your parole and work permit. Available alternatives include asylum, Temporary Protected Status, family…

IRS requires banks to report international transfers over $10,000

For U.S. persons, banks report international transfers exceeding $10,000. Individuals must file FBAR (FinCEN 114) if foreign accounts…

Official Passport vs. Diplomatic Passport: Key Differences in the USA

Official and Diplomatic Passports distinguish U.S. government roles abroad. Officials use maroon Official Passports; diplomats use black Diplomatic…

Spain Transit Visa helps seamen travel to ships at Schengen ports

Apply for a Spain Transit Visa for Seamen to legally join ships at Schengen ports. Requirements include original…

Horse-racing industry depends on immigrant workers through H-2B visas

The horse-racing industry in the U.S. relies mainly on immigrant workers using the H-2B temporary visa. Due to…

Emergency passport: How U.S. citizens abroad can get urgent travel help

Emergency passports help U.S. citizens abroad travel urgently if their passport is lost, stolen, or expired. Start by…

A-Number and USCIS Number: What Sets Them Apart for Immigrants

A-Number and USCIS Number are often identical and vital for U.S. immigration records. USCIS Case Number uniquely identifies…

Spain National (Type D) Non-Lucrative Visa: Who Can Apply and How

The Spain National (Type D) Non-Lucrative Visa allows non-EU citizens to reside in Spain without working. Applicants must…

Justice Department grants DOGE access to immigration case data

DOGE’s access to USCIS’s sensitive case data, granted in March 2025, has sparked urgent privacy concerns for millions.…

Tennessee pauses challenge to right to education for all children

Tennessee delayed a bill that could deny public education to undocumented children, fearing $1.1 billion in lost federal…

Immigration protection bill passes Colorado Senate with key support

Senate Bill 25-276, advancing through Colorado’s legislature, restricts ICE access to schools and student records without a court…

Gerald Yin Zheyao of Advanced Micro-Fabrication drops U.S. citizenship

Gerald Yin Zheyao, head of AMEC, renounced U.S. citizenship to comply with export laws and stay active in…

Home Office records nearly 6,000 assaults on asylum seekers in 20 months

UK Home Office data reveals nearly 6,000 assaults on asylum seekers from January 2023 to August 2024. Overcrowded…

Arizona Governor blocks bill to allow ICE agents in schools

Arizona's governor vetoed Senate Bill 1164, stopping mandatory ICE cooperation by schools. This preserves local power over immigration…