President Trump Proclamation Restricting Entry for Immigrants Who Lack Health Insurance
President Trump issued a proclamation barring entry to immigrants who will prospectively burden the United States healthcare system without health insurance.
President Trump issued a proclamation barring entry to immigrants who will prospectively burden the United States healthcare system without health insurance.
USCIS released its most recent EB5 immigrant investor form average processing times for the I-526, I-829, and I-924. The times are as of April 30, 2016.
The DHS and DOS imposed section 243(d) visa sanctions on four countries, for their recalcitrance in accepting their nationals who have been ordered removed.
This article details EB5 performance statistics for the Form I-829 and Form I-526, as well as EB5 visa issuance statistics for fiscal year 2016.
On November 21, 2016, the DOS released a new reciprocity fee schedule for South Africa. The reciprocity fee schedule eliminates many reciprocity fees for South Africa.
The DOS submitted an emergency collection request to the OMB for approval. If granted, it would allow for enhanced vetting of certain visa applications.
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