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SEVIS Terminated? Here’s How to Get Back on Track and
The recent news of SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) reinstatement for most international students has brought relief to many who had been facing uncertainty regarding their legal status and ability to continue their...
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Is Your Marriage Under Scrutiny? Find Out How USCIS and
In a significant move to combat immigration fraud, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) worked closely with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to uncover and dismantle a nationwide marriage fraud scheme. The operation, which...
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Tactical Legal Strategies for Challenging USCIS Revocations
The U.S. immigration landscape can often feel like a maze, especially when petitions are unexpectedly revoked. For foreign nationals in the U.S. under employment-based visas, these situations present serious risks to their legal status and...
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How to Counter a Motion to Dismiss in Immigration Cases?
In immigration litigation, a government’s Motion to Dismiss can significantly impact the trajectory of a case. Recent developments illustrate how strategic legal planning can turn such motions into opportunities. Knowing the stakes, deadlines, and procedural...
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Securing Your Immigration Future: Mastering Consulate Interviews with Confidence
In today’s complex immigration environment, thorough preparation for consular interviews and handling visa complications are more important than ever. The recent guidance around unemployment explanations, G-28 form requirements, and fraud-related challenges underlines the need for...
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Visa Refusals and Waivers: Understanding Your Rights and the Path
Understanding the U.S. immigration system can be challenging, particularly for individuals facing visa refusals or inadmissibility findings. Recent legal proceedings have spotlighted systemic issues in how these cases are handled, particularly the lack of transparency...
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When Your Immigration Path Hits a Roadblock—What’s Next?
Recent legal developments are challenging the USCIS’s authority to penalize visa applicants based on the actions of unrelated third parties. A federal case now under review underscores growing judicial scrutiny into USCIS policies that potentially...
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DOL’s Update on H-2A Program in Washington State: Impact of
On April 3, 2025, the Department of Labor (DOL) announced an important update regarding the H-2A Agricultural Worker Program in Washington State. This development follows a U.S. District Court order that has impacted the approval...
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New State Department Guidelines Raise Red Flags for Student Visa
The U.S. Department of State (DOS) has recently circulated a cable outlining stricter criteria for visa applicants, especially focusing on F, M, and J student visas. These new guidelines, which include enhanced social media vetting,...
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