On October 4, 2016, the Department of State (DOS) released its Fact Sheet for FY-2016 Refugee Admissions. According to the DOS, the United States admitted 84,995 refugees in FY-2016.
The following are the top five countries of origin for refugees in FY-2016:
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Syria
Burma
Iraq
Somalia
The following are the five U.S. States that welcomed the most refugees in FY-2016
California
Texas
New York
Michigan
Ohio
The new edition of the Form N-400 allows naturalization applicants with USCIS to apply for a SSN or replacement Social Security Card while filing.
F1 applications for work authorization to engage in optional practical training are eligible for the premium processing service. The USCIS recently increased the Form I-907 fee for these premium processing requests.
This article explains how to file request the Premium Processing Service with a Form I-907, and the benefits of premium processing for Form I-129 petitions.
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