Blog Archive
USCIS Distributes Workload – Transfers Cases From Vermont to California and Nebraska Service Centers
Case-loads at many USCIS centers have seen an unprecedented increase in the past couple of years. This constant increase in immigrant and non-immigrant visa petitions have caused a severe backlog ... Read More
New Reporting Policies for F1 Student Visa Holders
Students coming into the US with a F1, M or J visa are increasingly feeling the pressure of changing norms instituted by its administration. While it is being done with an intention to stem potential ... Read More
UPDATED: India Does Its Bit For NRIs, And Wives Deserted By Their NRI Husbands
The US economy hasn’t looked this bright in a long time. Some even say it is at its strongest. And this means that things are really looking up for its people, its working class in particular. The job ... Read More
What Should You Do If You Overstayed Your US Visa?
While the Trump administration has had the spotlight on illegal immigration for a while now, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) also has its eyes on the legal entrant who may have overstayed ... Read More
Can Students On OPT Travel Internationally?
With the uncertainties surrounding visa requirements and the ever changing polices issued by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), several travelers to the US are unsure of what ... Read More
Know All about 221(g) – What do the Different Colored Slips Mean?
Recently, The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that if visa applications are incomplete or if there is enough reason to suspect eligibility of the applicant, they ... Read More
The Travel Ban is Now Official – What Does It Mean for You?
The US Supreme Court has upheld the Trump Administration’s proposal to ban certain people from coming into the United States. Countries included in the ban are Iran, Libya, Yemen, Syria and Somalia. ... Read More