At a Glance The total cost to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization is $725. This includes a $640 application fee (N-400 fee) and an $85 biometrics services fee. Fee reductions and waivers are available for certain individuals, such as those aged 75 or older, active-duty military or veterans,…
COVID-19 is still a thing, causing lots of delays and cancellations, even though it seems that the number of cases has decreased in different places around the world. It’s still a danger, and it seems it is also affecting USCIS because only recently, they declared they are planning to furlough some …
On July 1, the European Union started allowing travelers from certain countries to enter the EU. However, there are some countries whose residents will not be able to travel to EU countries. The restricted ones are Russia, India, Brazil, and the United States. But why are U.S. travelers banned from …
At a Glance Form I-129S is used for classifying a non-immigrant worker as an L-1 intracompany transferee. It is distinct from Form I-129, which is used for extending stay or changing status for non-immigrant workers. Employers file Form I-129S after receiving blanket L petition approval and meeting …
Immigrants are entitled to certain benefits provided by the United States government. To claim them, Form G-845 Supplement is an important stepping stone. In this article, we’ll explain everything you need to know about the Form G-845 and G-845 Supplement. What is Form G-845 Supplement Form G-845 Su…
Are you an entertainer or performer in a culturally unique area? Did you know if you want to travel to the U.S., there is a visa specifically allocated just for you? This is known as a P-3 visa. If you’re interested, take a look below. We’ll unpack precisely what the P-3 visa is, w…
At a Glance Form I-360, Petition for Amerasian, Widow(er), or Special Immigrant, is provided by USCIS. It classifies eligible foreign nationals, including Amerasians, widow(er)s of American citizens, and special immigrants. The form initiates the process of obtaining a green card or lawful permanent…
At a Glance Adjustment of Status Overview: Refers to the process of applying for lawful permanent resident status while in the U.S., distinct from consular processing used for immigration procedures from a different country. Eligibility Criteria: Determined by meeting requirements such as being admi…
At a Glance Form DS-157 is a mandatory electronic form for men aged 16 to 45 from any country (except Cuba, Syria, Sudan, and Iran, who must complete it regardless of age). Part of the Supplemental Nonimmigrant Visa application, it is required for certain visa types. The form collects personal infor…
USCIS implemented a new regulation in order to relax some of the job mobility restrictions for workers coming from other countries who are waiting for their permanent residence based on employment. According to the rule, grace periods will be given to nonimmigrant workers before and after their empl…