A core focus for many, the Immigration category delves into the latest developments, laws, and policies around global immigration. Whether you are an immigrant seeking assistance or a legal professional in need of insights, this section provides valuable resources.
India's EB-1 and EB-2 retrogressed this month while family categories moved forward. See who can file now — and which documents to prepare before your priority date moves.
USCIS's May 2026 memo makes the adjustment of status discretionary. Here's what PM-602-0199 changes, who's affected, and what to do about your green card case.
Ensure your immigration documents meet USCIS standards with certified translations. Discover requirements, best practices, and find certified translators near you.
With a second Trump administration set to begin on January 20, 2025, the U.S. immigration landscape is poised for a new wave of policy reversals, enhanced scrutiny, and stricter procedural measures. While much of the discourse focuses on changes to employment-based visas, family-based petitions, and entry controls, it’s equally important to consider how these shifts will impact the preparatory steps that immigrants, their families, and their employers must take—particularly in documentation and translation services.
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a significant change that will affect countless immigrants and applicants: a comprehensive increase in the fees for most of its applications, effective April 1, 2024.
If you're going through the immigration process to the United States, you can expect quite a bit of paperwork - from forms to document collection. One vital document required for nearly everyone is a birth certificate. Often in a foreign language, we'll look into how to translate a birth certificate for USCIS.
An immigration lawyer can help you understand your options, prepare your applications, and represent you in court if necessary. But how do you find the right immigration lawyer for your needs? In this article, we'll share some tips on how to find an immigration lawyer in the United States.
For Spanish speakers looking to move to the United States, there are many cities and regions where you can feel at home and thrive. Here are some of the best places to move in the United States for Spanish speakers.
The USCIS immigration process can be complex and confusing, especially for individuals whose native language is not English. This blog post will provide an overview of the USCIS immigration process and explain how ImmiTranslate can help you navigate it.
If you're considering immigrating to Canada, there are several steps you can take to prepare for the process. Here are some tips to get you started.
The IRCC is the Canadian government agency responsible for immigration, citizenship, and refugee matters. To ensure effective communication with individuals who need help speaking or understanding English or French, the IRCC has specific translation requirements. This article will explore these requirements and what they mean for individuals seeking to communicate with the IRCC.
Earlier this year, folks in the U.S. immigration technology community were greeted with a delightful e-mail: An invitation to join a listening session with USCIS about a future API interface to the agency. The agency in charge of immigration benefits wants to expand electronic access to case management systems and other interested parties sometime in the near future.
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Time for some fun facts about immigration! There are some misconceptions out there about the true numbers and nature of what goes on with folks trying to enter the country.
The United States has the largest immigrant population in the world with 13.7% of the country’s residents being foreign-born. As debates continue to rage over the country’s immigration policies, here is a quick look at what the numbers have to say.
Immigration is a huge, life-changing experience with its own challenges and rewards. We break down three common challenges faced by immigrants in the U.S. and a few tips to overcome them.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has quietly changed how certified translation acceptance is enforced. Although the law has not changed, certain requirements that would not previously trigger a rejection have emerged. We expect this enforcement trend to continue throughout 2020.
