Green Card
Green Card category provides key information on permanent residency in the U.S., latest policy changes, and application strategies for a smooth transition.
Family Self-Departs U.S. After 11-Year Green Card Backlog Reckoning
New U.S. immigration policies in January 2026, including visa pauses and enhanced security reviews, are causing extreme delays for Green Card applicants. Some families are opting for 'self-deportation' after years…
Argentina grants visa-free entry to U.S. Green Card holders
Beginning January 16, 2026, U.S. Green Card holders can visit Argentina without a visa or AVE for tourism…
Enforcement Appetite Shifts: Old Green Card Errors May Trigger Deportation
USCIS is adopting an 'enforcement-adjacent' strategy, where benefit denials for material misrepresentation frequently result in removal proceedings. Programs…
Past F-1 Error Flags in Marriage-Based Green Card Applications
New USCIS protocols are surfacing past F-1 student status errors during marriage green card adjustments. Enhanced data integration…
Fast-tracking Ukrainians to permanent residency: new act advances
The proposed Ukrainian Adjustment Act aims to provide a permanent residency pathway for 240,000+ Ukrainian parolees. Currently, the…
Immigration Suspensions Spark Discrimination Concerns Amid National Security Justifications
New U.S. immigration measures for 2025-2026 impose processing pauses and re-reviews for green card applicants from specific high-risk…
EB-2 India Backlog Holds at July 2013 in February 2026 Bulletin
EB-2 India remains stalled in the February 2026 Visa Bulletin with a Final Action Date of July 15,…
Key Differences between February 2026 Visa Bulletin vs January Explained
The U.S. Department of State released the February 2026 Visa Bulletin on January 5, 2026, revealing how immigrant…
One Percent Remittance Tax Takes Effect 2026: What Immigrants Must Know
New U.S. regulations effective 2026 will tax cash-based remittances at 1%. Legitimate account-based transfers are generally exempt, though…
Judge Blocks End of TPS Protections for Relatives of U.S. Citizens
A Boston federal judge has temporarily saved the TPS program for South Sudanese immigrants, preventing immediate deportations. The…