Family-Based Green Card Interview: What Questions Are Asked and How to Answer Them
What are the most common interview questions for spouses, parents, and children? Citizen Path details what's actually asked in interviews. The publication provides sample questions and simple but effective tips worth following. No matter where the interview is held…
A court has ordered the restoration of legal status for hundreds of thousands of immigrants who entered the US through CBP One during the Biden administration.
The Donald Trump administration must restore the legal status of hundreds of thousands of immigrants who legally entered the United States through the CBP One app, a mechanism created under the Biden administration. A federal judge ruled on March 31, ABC News reports. The district judge…
The Trump administration is partially lifting asylum restrictions: who will be affected?
The Donald Trump administration is easing measures that have sharply restricted asylum and effectively halted the processing of hundreds of thousands of immigration applications, two US Department of Homeland Security officials told CBS News. In late November, after an Afghan citizen who was granted asylum in 2025…
US overseas territories have become birth tourism hubs for those seeking to give their children American citizenship.
Tropical islands in the Pacific Ocean belonging to the United States have become a pilgrimage destination for pregnant Chinese women. Women from the Middle Kingdom have transformed the tropical resort into a kind of maternity center, where babies are born there every day, automatically receiving US citizenship, reports the New York Post. The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands…
Seven free courses to help you adapt to the US: some of them offer a certificate that can help you find a job.
The US offers quite a few free courses and programs for immigrants that few people talk about. They offer English, career support, integration, and even help with resumes and housing. Everything is legal, with no middlemen involved. Blogger Evgeniya Masyuta shared some helpful resources on Instagram, and we…
Florida Congresswoman Proposes Green Cards for TPS Holders
U.S. Representative Sheila Sherfilus-McCormick of Florida has introduced a new bill, the Respect for Essential Workers Act. It would provide green cards to individuals with temporary protected status (TPS) in the United States, The Times of India reports. Temporary protected status in the United States…
The State Department has finally clarified what will happen next with the green card lottery.
The US State Department has published an official document explaining the reasons for delaying the Diversity Visa program in 2025. The new regulations impose additional document and identity verification requirements, writes Eiglaw. The good news is that DV-2027 will still be in effect. The application period hasn't been announced yet, but it's definitely…
Six Ways to Lose Your Green Card and How to Avoid It
Many green card holders fear losing their status as lawful permanent residents of the United States. The good news is that this status cannot be lost accidentally. CitizenPath explains how to maintain your status. Permanent resident status grants the right to live and work in the United States. It does not…
How Trump Made Life Difficult for Legal Immigrants in the US
During his State of the Union address, President Donald Trump praised his administration for reducing the number of people attempting to illegally cross the southern border. He also reiterated his support for legal immigration, PBC News reports. "Over the last nine months, not a single...
Immigration authorities will arrest refugees without green cards in the United States.
Immigrants who arrived in the United States as refugees may be detained one year after their arrival in the country under a new Department of Homeland Security policy, NPR reports. Refugees must either obtain a green card within a year or "report themselves to the agency,"…