Beginning on August 21, 2016, USCIS announced that E-Verify users will be able to use a self-service feature to unlock their own user IDs. Users will be able to unlock their IDs by answering security questions used to create their accounts. Under new guid
The DOS has released the August 2016 Visa Bulletin. The USCIS has determined that the Application Final Action Dates must be used instead of the Filing Dates. The Visa Bulletin shows when the beneficiary of an approved IV petition may file for AOS. The Fi
On August 1, 2016, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will begin deactivating E-Verify user IDs that have not been accessed for at least 270 days. E-Verify users should determine if E-Verify access is still required for all use
The USCIS is now accepting applications for benefits under the Filipino World War II Veterans Parole Program. The FWVP will allow the beneficiaries of family-sponsored petitions by certain Filipinio WWII veterans to be paroled into the United States while
Depending on the nonimmigrant visa category and the country from which a nonimmigrant visa renewal is sought, certain applicants may be eligible to renew recently expired nonimmigrant visas without a visa interview. We will post a Russian-language article
The Supreme Court issued a number of opinions in ending its October 2015 term. In addition to the Court upholding an injunction against the DAPA program, it issued several decisions that may have an effect on removal and deportation defense. The Court als
An equally divided Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Fifth Circuit in upholding a district court injunction against the implementation of President Obama’s DAPA program. This most likely means that DAPA will not be implemented during the final mo
In Voisine v. United States, 579 U.S. __ (2016), the Supreme Court held that a conviction for a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence prohibits possession of a firearm. Courts may interpret the decision to broaden the definition of a “crime of violence,”
The Obama administration asked the Supreme Court to rehear United States v. Texas, which upheld an injunction against DALA and the DACA expansion by a 4-4- split.
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