DHS has expanded the green card pathway for certain children born in the US to foreign government employees under a new immigration rule.
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September 2026 Visa Bulletin advances family Green Card dates for Indians, while EB-2 remains unavailable and EB-3 stays in 2014.
Immigration attorneys say even minor, long-forgotten infractions are drawing attention as USCIS takes a closer look at applicants’ overall records
immigration status has quietly become one of the top three filters in Indian American matchmaking, next to education and family background
Indian H-1B and F-1 visa holders considering EB-5 should understand the Sept. 30, 2026, grandfathering deadline and investment rules.
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall pledged to advocate for the elimination of country-based limits on green cards
Indian American founder reveals 12 common mistakes applicants make while pursuing O-1 visas and EB-1A green cards in the US.
A viral social media post accused Airbnb of sourcing engineering hires through newspaper ads, reigniting H-1B hiring debates.
DHS says most immigrants seeking Green Cards will not have to leave the U.S. during the application process, clarifying confusion caused by recent USCIS guidance.
Ex-Googler quits $300K Google job after four H-1B rejections, builds AI startup, secures green card after years of uncertainty.
Kiana Ehsani opens up about cancelled wedding due to Iran war and growing Green Card fears for Iranians in US
New immigration policy requires temporary visa holders to leave the United States and apply for Green Cards from abroad
USCIS plans to revisit old green card approvals, raising concerns among immigrants, especially Indian applicants facing long backlogs.
If you sat down to watch Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, and The Sopranos back to back without a break, you would spend about 195 hours in front of a screen, just over eight days of continuous viewing. That marathon, however, is still far shorter than the time many immigrants now spend waiting for routine paperwork in the United States.
In 2022, Congress passed the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act (RIA), which introduced several significant changes to the EB-5 program.
After 11 years waiting for a Green Card, a family self-deports, exposing USCIS delays and immigrant limbo.
Google will resume and significantly expand U.S. green card applications through the PERM filings in 2026 after a three-year pause.
The new rule, effective December 5, 2025, means more frequent renewals, longer backlogs, and a higher risk that applicants could lose their ability to work while waiting for approvals.
New entry and exit regulations requiring photographs of all non-citizens, including green card holder, as part of enhanced border security measures
The Trump Administration launches the $1M “Gold Card” program, offering a fast-tracked path to U.S. permanent residency for entrepreneurs, investors, and skilled professionals amid rising H-1B visa costs.
USCIS has rolled back protections under the Child Status Protection Act, increasing the risk of H-1B visa holders’ children “aging out” before securing permanent residency.
The Trump administration has launched continuous vetting of over 55 million U.S. visa holders, reviewing past records, social media, and potential violations that could trigger deportation.
Indian permanent residents can file green card petitions for spouses and minor children under the F2A category through September 2025, despite delayed final approvals.
The Dignity Act of 2025 proposes faster Green Card access, backlog relief, and legal pathways for undocumented immigrants amid worsening USCIS processing delays.
New law cuts health benefits, adds enforcement pressure — and leaves even legal immigrants bracing for impact.