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The COVID-19 pandemic transformed the traditional office setup and pushed many industries to reconsider the need for in-person work. With remote work becoming the norm, many professionals have fully embraced the flexibility and freedom it brings. Before you pack your laptop and head to a new destination, it’s essential to understand the work visa requirements […]

Election Day registration (EDR) allows eligible voters to register and vote on the same day at their polling place. It’s an accessible option for those who may have missed registration deadlines, moved recently, or prefer the convenience of voting last minute. What Is Election Day Registration? With EDR, you can register to vote on Election

With the 2024 Presidential Election on the horizon, this report analyzes the distinct immigration policies proposed by the leading candidates and their potential effects on economic competitiveness, talent acquisition, and operational costs across various industries. Using data-driven insights, the report equips businesses and policymakers to navigate the evolving immigration landscape. Key Findings Candidate Immigration Policy

As the holiday season approaches, many people in the U.S. will be flying more often to visit family or enjoy vacations. If you’re planning to travel, it’s a good idea to understand the immigration, customs, and security procedures at U.S. airports to make your trip smoother and less stressful. Whether you’re new to flying or

Navigating travel as a DACA recipient or with a pending DACA application can be complex due to immigration restrictions. It’s essential to understand the specific travel requirements to avoid any potential issues. Here’s a breakdown of key information for DACA holders regarding domestic and international travel. Domestic Travel Within the U.S. Good news for DACA

This article will discuss the variances, between the K 1 fiancé visa and the spousal visa for marriage cards to assist you in determining which option suits you best. If you’re unsure, about which visa to pursue gaining insight into these aspects can simplify your choice immensely. Let’s explore some asked questions regarding these two

For those applying for a green card through the adjustment of status process in the United States, upcoming changes to USCIS fees make it important to submit applications promptly. Effective April 1, 2024, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will increase filing fees for most immigration forms, including those used in the green card process.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently designated Ethiopia for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for the first time, offering Ethiopian nationals already in the U.S. temporary protection for 18 months. This TPS designation reflects the severe humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia, where ongoing conflict in the Tigray region, widespread violence, food insecurity, and environmental instability have

With around 8% of the U.S. population not speaking English fluently, voting can be challenging for eligible voters with limited English skills. Many non-English speakers struggle to fully understand ballots and election information, which can limit their participation in elections. Federal Language Assistance under the Voting Rights Act In 1975, an amendment to the Voting

As of April 2024, the green card interview backlog in the U.S. remains concerning, with 421,358 pending interviews, a slight decrease from the 436,700 in March. This decrease of only 3.5% highlights that the efforts to address the backlog are still moving too slowly, with the total number of scheduled interviews increasing by a mere