Green card update: USCIS prepares major change to application process
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US to make online filing of immigration applications mandatory
Washington: The US will soon make online applications mandatory for immigration benefits such as green card, citizenship, and asylum, among others, in a bid to improve efficiency and reduce operational costs. The US Citizenship and Immigration Services, in a new rule published in the Federal Register on Monday, said it will now be mandatory to fill any form that has been available for e-filing for at least 180 days. It would also establish a pro…
The United States changes asylum rules: USCIS will be able to send cases to judges without prior interview, while seeking to speed up thousands of pending proceedings.
Immigration – Major Changes In Application for Green Card Process
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is preparing to implement significant changes to the Green Card application process that could make it more difficult for some immigrants to obtain permanent residency while remaining in the United States. The revised policy is part of the Trump administration’s broader effort to tighten legal immigration procedures. At the center of the changes is a USCIS policy that treats adjustment of sta…
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