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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is set to resume immigration procedures that previously benefited Venezuelan and Cuban migrants, bringing hope to those with suspended cases.

The USCIS has enacted a 'zero tolerance' policy for outdated versions of Form I-765, affecting work permit applications from March 2026.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that it has received enough applications to reach the regulatory maximum of H-2B visas for the second half of fiscal year 2026.

The requirement of 'good moral character' is increasingly complicating the U.S. citizenship application process for many applicants.

The USCIS has announced that starting March 31, migrant workers will face automatic rejection if they submit an outdated I-129 visa application form.

Miami immigration attorney Martha L. Arias highlights critical immigration mistakes that Latinos should avoid in 2026 to prevent issues with U.S. immigration authorities.

The article discusses the final step in the U.S. naturalization process, specifically focusing on the oath ceremony and the importance of correctly completing the necessary forms to avoid rejection of citizenship applications.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has announced significant changes to the citizenship exam, increasing the number of questions and the passing criteria for applicants.

Starting March 5, 2026, USCIS will only accept the August 21, 2025 version of the I-765 form for EAD work permit applications.

USCIS has opened applications for the H-1B work visa starting March 4 until March 19, 2023.

The USCIS rule requiring migrants to report address changes within 10 days poses a risk to their permanent residency status if ignored.

This article provides a guide on how to effectively reschedule your citizenship appointment with USCIS while avoiding potential pitfalls.

This article presents a study guide highlighting the 20 crucial questions that migrants need to know for the U.S. citizenship exam in 2026.

USCIS allows certain citizenship applicants to request a medical exception to avoid the required English and history exams due to health reasons.

The article discusses eligibility requirements for exemptions from the English test in U.S. naturalization for long-term residents and those with disabilities, set to take effect in March 2026.

The term 'public charge' in the U.S. immigration debate raises alarm for many families as it significantly affects permanent residency processes.

This article outlines the five most common mistakes that can lead to denials of U.S. naturalization applications on Form N-400.

The DHS's new proposal could delay work permit applications for asylum seekers in the U.S. by extending the wait time from 180 days to 365 days.

A group of Colombians was arrested in New Jersey for impersonating immigration lawyers and officials to defraud victims.

This article provides guidance on the renewal process of green cards in the U.S., emphasizing that common issues arise from simple mistakes rather than complicated procedures.

The USCIS has a provision allowing certain long-term legal permanent residents to take the U.S. citizenship test in Spanish rather than English, subject to age and residency requirements.

USCIS has proposed to temporarily suspend work permits for individuals with pending asylum claims, citing a backlog of over 1.4 million applications.

The USCIS has proposed changes to the public charge rule for green card applicants, which may create confusion and fear among immigrants about their eligibility for benefits and healthcare.

Certain applicants can avoid interviews for green card application through a benefit from USCIS under specific conditions.

A new immigration rule from USCIS may complicate the status adjustment process for thousands of foreigners in the U.S. by 2026 due to restrictions on nationals from certain countries.

The article discusses a critical 10-day rule set by USCIS for migrants adjusting their legal status in the U.S., emphasizing the need to report any address changes to avoid complications.

The US immigration authority proposes a regulation that could suspend work permits for asylum seekers, potentially for many years, in order to deter fraudulent applications.

Trump's administration is intensifying efforts to review and potentially revoke US citizenship that has been obtained through naturalization, part of a broader immigration agenda.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced that it has reached the cap of 18,490 H-2B visas available for non-agricultural workers for fiscal year 2026.

U.S. Citizenship will be easier for applicants over 65 with fewer questions starting in 2026.

The article discusses significant changes and updates regarding American citizenship, including new fees, an increase in temporary work visa quotas, and stricter controls on existing citizens, highlighting the complexities for immigrants in the US.

In Jacksonville, Florida, 11 individuals were arrested in connection with a fraudulent immigration scheme involving sham marriages to secure green cards.

The Department of Homeland Security has announced a fee increase for Uscis's premium processing service, effective March 1, 2026.

The article discusses how a failure to meet specific requirements can lead to the denial of status adjustment requests by the USCIS.

The article discusses the timeline for obtaining a green card through marriage in the United States for the year 2026, detailing the complexities of the process.

The article discusses the strict procedures and regulations under which the USCIS can revoke the legal permanent resident (LPR) status of individuals in the United States.

USCIS advises migrants not to overlook a key language requirement when processing their Employment Authorization Document (EAD).

USCIS has a resource that exempts older adults from the English test in the naturalization process.

The updated Uscis citizenship exam for 2026 emphasizes oral evaluations, with officials asking up to 20 questions from an official list of 128 as part of the citizenship interview.

The article discusses the conditions under which beneficiaries of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) can adjust their status to a permanent resident in the U.S. by 2026, highlighting that it requires meeting specific legal criteria.

The USCIS has faced a record number of green card applications in 2025, with Secretary Kristi Noem announcing improvements in processing times, sparking hope among thousands of pending applicants in the U.S.

The Department of Homeland Security has halted immigration applications from an additional 20 countries following new travel restrictions implemented on January 1.