The Trump administration has tightened marriage-based green card requirements, reinstating interviews, updating Form I-485, and increasing financial disclosure rules. Applicants must use the updated ...

Updated forms, higher fees, and extensive verification of marriages require careful preparation to avoid delays and denials.

The USCIS has revised the marriage-based green card process, leading to increased fees, longer processing times, and stricter scrutiny.

Forget to update your address or skip a fingerprint appointment? That could now land you in serious trouble. USCIS and the ...

Changes to the green card marriage process suggest that all ... Images The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) says that a green card holder has the right to live permanently ...

USCIS has updated its policy, effective April 2nd, to recognize only male and female biological sexes, aligning with President Trump's 2025 executive order. This reverses previous practices ...

Fees for the marriage green card application process has been hiked but that does not in any way mean that the waiting period ...

USCIS has revamped critical forms like the I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) and I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status). Only the latest versions, available on the ...

Many seek citizenship, though the process can be lengthy and complex, impacting their daily lives and future decisions.

Trump has shut down the CIS Ombudsman office, which assisted immigrants with visa issues, raising concerns about the impact ...

Experts advise green card holders not to sign any documents without legal assistance when returning to the U.S.

Discover the latest updates on US Green Card eligibility for K-1 and K-2 visa holders. Learn about the application process, benefits, and timelines.