Immigration Blog

New Immigrants May Open USCIS Online Account After Payment of USCIS Immigrant Fee

The USCIS explained how an immigrant can open a USCIS online account after his or her USCIS Immigrant Fee is paid to the USCIS.

TPS and Dual Nationality When the Operative Nationality is that of a non-TPS Country

Officials have applied Matter of Ognibene to hold that dual nationals whose operative nationality is country not designated for TPS are generally ineligible for TPS

Parole

Get a wide overview of immigration parole 212 in our article: advance parole, humanitarian parole, parole in place, special parole programs, and more.

EB5 Regional Center Fees for EB5 Integrity Fund

The USCIS has imposed a new annual EB5 Integrity Fund fee on all regional centers.

Form I-901 SEVIS Fee Requirement for F, J, and M Nonimmigrants

Many F1, F3, M1, and M3 students, as well as certain J1 exchange visitors, are required to pay the Form I-901 SEVIS fee.

Removal of Biometrics Requirement for I-526E EB5 Regional Center Petitioners

The USCIS has determined that EB5 regional center investors no longer need to submit biometrics with fee with the Form I-526E.

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