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How to Remove SSSS from Boarding Pass
"SSSS" on your boarding pass signifies Secondary Security Screening Selection by TSA for extra security checks, often due to unusual…
SSSS on Boarding Pass: What It Means and What to Expect
SSSS on a boarding pass means Secondary Security Screening Selection, indicating extra security checks by TSA. Passengers can expect thorough…
Common Reasons for a Second H-1B RFE
USCIS might send a second RFE for an H-1B petition due to job complexity, unclear educational requirements, wage level issues,…
Japanese Dual Citizenship Rules and Regulations Explained
Japan's nationality law generally prohibits dual citizenship. Japanese nationals must choose one nationality by age 22 if they hold multiple…
Maintaining PGWP Eligibility During Study Breaks in Canada
International students in Canada can maintain Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility by staying full-time, except for scheduled breaks, the last…
Lost Green Card and No Response from USCIS?
If your Green Card is lost in the mail, verify delivery with the USPS tracking number. If undelivered, file a…
How to Reinstate F1 Status After 5 Months Abroad
To reinstate F1 status after being out of the U.S. for over 5 months, consult your Designated School Official (DSO),…
OPT Rules: Does the 5-Month Rule Apply to Remote Work from Different Country?
The 5-month rule for F-1 students mandates that a student's SEVIS record will be terminated if out of status or…