USCIS Processing Delays Affect Immigrants Following Policy Changes
Recent policy changes by USCIS have led to significant processing delays for immigrants, particularly from Iran.
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Recent policy changes by USCIS have led to significant processing delays for immigrants, particularly from Iran.
USCIS has proposed a rule to eliminate the (c)(8) EAD category for asylum applicants, impacting employment authorization.
USCIS has started updating H-1B selection statuses for FY2027, with results available on a rolling basis since March 27, 2026.
Effective March 3, 2025, USCIS requires marriages to be legally valid in their jurisdiction for immigration benefits.
ACLU urged to advocate for lifting the hold on academic and employment-based visa categories by USCIS.
Significant advancements in EB-2 and EB-3 visa dates announced for April 2026, allowing eligible applicants to file I-485 applications.
The April 2026 Visa Bulletin reveals significant advancements for international healthcare professionals, especially RNs.
Spouses of U.S. permanent residents can now file for adjustment of status or schedule consular interviews as of April 2026.
Long backlogs in the PERM labor certification process raise concerns about the validity of proof for green card eligibility.
Legal expert advises on filing H-1B and I-485 applications despite pause policies affecting certain nationalities.
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