USCIS filing fee changes go into effect October 2 USCISMelissa SoberalskiSeptember 6, 2020Immigration, Filing Fees, Cost, Increase
Federal court halts implementation of the public charge rule USCISMelissa SoberalskiAugust 5, 2020Immigration, DHS, Public Charge Rule
What You Should Know about the Presidential Proclamation Suspending the Entry of Certain Nonimmigrants into the United States Trump, USCISMelissa SoberalskiJuly 22, 2020Immigration, Nonimmigrant Ban, H-1B Visa, H-2B Visa, L-1 Visa, J-1 Visa
Trump administration uses COVID-19 as cover once again for its racist immigration policies Trump, USCISMelissa SoberalskiJuly 7, 2020Immigration, COVID-19, Visas
What the Supreme Court ruling means for DACA now and in the future TrumpMelissa SoberalskiJune 19, 2020Immigration, DACA, Supreme Court, SCOTUS
As USCIS opens back up, a new Visitor Policy offers applicants several safety measures USCISMelissa SoberalskiJune 12, 2020Immigration, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Reopening, Naturalization
Our office plans on re-opening for in-person visits in mid- to late-June Soberalski ImmigrationMelissa SoberalskiMay 20, 2020Reopening, Covid-19, Coronavirus, Health and Safety
What documents do you need to get a Driver’s License or ID Card in the U.S.? USCISMichael MahoneyJanuary 16, 2020Immigration, Driver's License, ID Card, Identification Card
Explaining the Supreme Court DACA case TrumpMelissa SoberalskiOctober 27, 2019Immigration, DACA, Supreme Court, SCOTUS
Social Media account disclosure is now part of visa processing TrumpMelissa SoberalskiJune 5, 2019Immigration, Social Media, Visas, War On Immigrants
Understanding and Managing Your Risk for Mental Health Issues Soberalski ImmigrationMelissa SoberalskiMay 9, 2019Immigration, Mental Health, Anxiety, Depression, Stress
AILA offers a guide to USCIS processing delays USCISMelissa SoberalskiApril 27, 2019Immigration, Delays, Processing Times, AILA
Temporary Protected Status for four countries extended to January 2020 USCISMelissa SoberalskiMarch 21, 2019Temporary Protected Status, TPS, Sudan, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Haiti
A new policy affects requirements for many family-based petitioners and joint sponsors USCISMelissa SoberalskiMarch 6, 2019Immigration, IRS, Tax Transcript, Affidavit of Support, I-864
Parole in Place: Administrative Relief for Military Families USCISMelissa SoberalskiFebruary 28, 2019Immigration, Parole In Place, Military, Military Families
Guidelines for the disability exceptions from naturalization requirements have been updated USCISMelissa SoberalskiFebruary 8, 2019Immigration, Naturalization, English Test, Civics Test, N-648
A new modernization program at USCIS will restrict how and when individuals can make InfoPass appointments USCISMelissa SoberalskiFebruary 5, 2019Immigration, InfoPass, InfoMOD, Wisconsin
If you are the victim of human trafficking, you may qualify for the T Visa USCISMelissa SoberalskiJanuary 24, 2019Immigration, T Nonimmigrant Visa, T Visa, Human Trafficking, National Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Some changes to the naturalization test have been made, effective immediately USCISMelissa SoberalskiJanuary 11, 2019Immigration, Naturalization, Test, Civics
It’s time to take mental health in the Latin community seriously Soberalski ImmigrationMelissa SoberalskiDecember 26, 2018Immigration, Mental Health, Latin Community
