Lawyers · 08/06/2025
Legal Battles Threaten Venezuelans Temporary Protected Status
Venezuelan TPS is facing legal disputes, with the termination of TPS announced in 2023, while courts continue to review related lawsuits. The TPS eligibility from 2021 remains in effect. Attention is needed regarding the upcoming registration deadlines and changes in immigration status.
Lawyers · 07/08/2025
Nicaraguan TPS Expiration Looms Experts Urge Preparation
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Nicaraguans will end on September 8, 2025. This article explores the impact of this change on Nicaraguan individuals and offers strategies for coping, including seeking legal assistance, applying for alternative immigration status, and developing safety plans.
Lawyers · 06/07/2025
US to End Temporary Protected Status for Cameroonians
Cameroon's Temporary Protected Status (TPS) will end on August 4, 2025, after which holders will lose their protected status and work permits. It is advised to seek legal assistance to explore asylum or other immigration options to address potential risks of undocumented status.
Lawyers · 07/08/2025
Honduras TPS to Expire in 2025 Urging Immigrant Prep
Honduras' Temporary Protected Status (TPS) will end on September 8, 2025, causing TPS holders to lose their status and work permits. Learn how to respond, including seeking legal assistance and applying for other immigration statuses, to ensure your future security and stability.
Lawyers · 08/07/2025
US Legal Network Expands Overseas Services Through Partnership
The American Legal Network is dedicated to providing a comprehensive legal services platform, offering professional support in areas such as immigration and naturalization applications. By implementing marketing strategies, case referrals, and technological services, the network assists clients in efficiently resolving their legal issues.
Culture · 07/24/2025
Adapting Family Roles in America Changes and Challenges
The division of family roles in the United States differs greatly from that in many countries, with increasing equality in responsibilities between men and women. New immigrant families face challenges in adapting to this shift, but open communication and active participation can strengthen parent-child relationships and help the entire family better integrate into the new culture.
Lawyers · 07/28/2025
USCIS Fee Changes Take Effect April 2024: Key Updates for Applicants
This article provides a comprehensive guide on USCIS fee payments for readers applying for U.S. immigration. It includes an overview of application fees, notices of fee changes, various payment methods, and eligibility criteria for fee waivers, helping you navigate the complex application process with ease.
Lawyers · 07/02/2025
The Challenges and Strategies of Applying for Asylum at the US Border
This article examines the changes in the legal process of applying for asylum at the U.S. border, emphasizing the importance of seeking professional legal assistance in a complex immigration environment. Timely applications and clearly expressing the risk of persecution are crucial for successfully obtaining asylum.
Lawyers · 08/04/2025
USCIS Shortens I693 Medical Exam Validity for Green Card Seekers
Starting from June 11, 2025, the immigration medical examination report I-693 will no longer be permanently valid. Applicants need to pay attention to the new regulations and ensure timely submission of valid medical examination reports to avoid increased application costs and time pressure.
Culture · 08/06/2025
US Refugee Policy Shifts Hinder Family Reunification Efforts
The suspension of the U.S. refugee program and changes in policy pose challenges for family reunification, with delays faced by I-730 applicants and the suspension of support services from relevant immigration agencies. Ensuring the reunification needs of refugee families is particularly crucial moving forward.
Finance · 08/06/2025
New Investment Visa Program Launches With Ohio Hotel Project
This article analyzes the investment immigration project of the Hilton Garden Inn in Ohio, emphasizing its safety, solid credit background, and potential for job creation. It highlights the economic value and growth prospects of the project, positioning it as a premium choice for investors.
Lawyers · 07/07/2025
Nicaraguan TPS Holders Face Deportation Threat as 2025 Deadline Looms
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Nicaraguans will end on September 8, 2025, posing risks of losing legal status and work permits. Immigrants are advised to prepare in advance by seeking legal assistance, applying for other immigration statuses, and understanding ICE policies to actively address the upcoming challenges.
Lawyers · 07/28/2025
U.S. Family Reunification Policies Leave Refugees in Limbo
This article examines the United States' family reunification policy, discussing the impact of recent policy changes on refugees and immigrants, and emphasizing the importance of obtaining legal advice. By understanding the latest immigration policies and available resources, you can better navigate the challenges of family reunification.
Lawyers · 06/06/2025
Cameroonian Immigrants in U.S. Face Uncertainty as TPS Nears End
On August 4, 2025, the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Cameroonian nationals will end, leaving thousands of Cameroonian immigrants without legal protection. The article analyzes the risks they face and effective strategies to address them, including legal assistance, changing immigration status, and managing ICE enforcement actions.
Lawyers · 07/25/2025
Rights And Benefits Of United States Citizenship Explained
This article explores various rights and benefits associated with U.S. citizenship, including legal protection, family immigration, public welfare, voting rights, and eligibility for government positions. By analyzing the advantages of citizenship, it emphasizes the significant impact of becoming a U.S. citizen on individual lives and social participation.