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Have you tried “closing” your case with the immigration court, only to have it denied? Continue reading this blog post to figure out what “closing a case” really means, and why you have not been successful. Below is a clear, straightforward explanation of each outcome and what it means for your status, your work permit,

¿Qué significa esto para empleadores e inmigrantes? USCIS anunció un cambio importante que afectará a miles de trabajadores y empleadores en todo el país. A partir del 5 de diciembre de 2025, la agencia redujo los periodos máximos de vigencia de los permisos de trabajo en varias categorías, incluyendo refugiados, asilados, personas con suspensión de

Maldonado Bautista Bond Hearings: Federal Court Confirms Bond Eligibility for Thousands Detained After Entering Without Inspection A major federal court ruling has reshaped the rights of people held in immigration detention after entering the United States without inspection. In Maldonado Bautista v. Santacruz, the court certified a nationwide class and confirmed that thousands of individuals

USCIS Announces Nationwide Pause on Asylum and Immigration Decisions: What You Need to Know Now The past week brought major shifts in immigration policy. Following the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, DC, federal agencies issued sweeping restrictions that affect asylum seekers and many applicants with pending immigration cases. These changes are already

Many Venezuelans and other immigrants with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) are now exploring ways to remain in the United States legally after TPS ends. One option some are considering is changing to F-1 student status, but approval depends on specific eligibility requirements. What TPS Means TPS (Temporary Protected Status) is a form of temporary immigration

If your immigration case with USCIS is delayed beyond the normal processing time, you may be able to take legal action to move it forward. What’s a Mandamus? A Mandamus is a federal court lawsuit used to compel USCIS (or another federal agency) to make a decision when your case has been unreasonably delayed.It’s an

USCIS and the immigration courts have started implementing a new $100 fee requirement for asylum applicants. The rule applies both to new applications and to pending cases. 1. For Cases Pending with USCIS If your asylum case is still pending with USCIS, you’ll begin receiving a notice requesting payment of the $100 annual asylum fee.You

Have you heard of the O visa? An O visa allows the most talented foreign nationals to enter the United States for a temporary period of time, and specific objective. In short, an eligible foreign national of extraordinary ability may receive authorization to enter the United States and provide services concerning a single event, or