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Supreme Court hears case on Consular Nonreviewabi
In what might be another chink in the armor of the Administrative State, the Supreme Court on April 23rd heard oral argument on the doctrine of “consular nonreviewability” in the…
24 Apr
Updated Guidance on Expedite Requests Related to
With processing times for most applications at U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) often stretching into years, sometimes it is necessary to request expedited processing on a case. USCIS publishes…
29 Mar
USCIS Fee Payment Changes: Transitioning to Remot
On January 26, 2024, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced significant changes to payment procedures for certain benefit requests at USCIS field offices. Under the new process, applicants, petitioners,…
07 Mar
2024 H-1B Lottery Dates
After several proposed rules, a final change in the lottery structure, and fees set to increase on April 1st, USCIS is finally all set to begin the H-1B lottery process…
26 Feb
Most USCIS Filing Fees Increasing April 1, 2024
On January 30, 2024, USCIS announced that many of the filing fees for immigration applications will increase starting April 1, 2024. The fees of almost all forms will be increasing,…
22 Feb
IRAP Publishes Government Documents on Getting Cr
Individuals with potential immigration applications or cases in immigration court need to have the most accurate information possible on their immigration history. Because immigration files on individuals can span decades…
23 Jan
Navigating the I-751 Process for Conditional Perm
When noncitizens obtain permanent residence based on marriage, they are granted conditional permanent residence if the marriage is less than two years old on the date that permanent residence is…
31 Dec
BIA decision pushes back on DHS-requested dismiss
On December 20, 2023, the Board of Immigration Appeals issued a precedent decision in Matter of H.N. Ferreira, 28 I&N Dec. 765 (BIA 2023). In H.N. Ferreria, the Board found…
22 Dec
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