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Latest Insights & Updates
Stay informed with our latest articles on immigration law, visa processes, and legal updates.
Selective Service Registration for Male Green Card Holders
Most male Green Card holders ages 18 through 25 must register with Selective Service. Registration is not military induction, but a missing record may affect a later naturalization review.
Five Years or Three? How Time Abroad Resets the Naturalization Clock
Most Green Card holders use the five-year naturalization rule. Some spouses of U.S. citizens may use a three-year rule, but travel can still disrupt continuous residence or reduce physical presence.
The Public Charge Case Now Has a Schedule: Briefing Runs Into 2027
A federal judge set a briefing schedule through March 2027 in the challenge to the new public charge rule. The court canceled the October 9 conference, but it did not pause the rule.
New Office L-1 – Evidence for the First Extension
A new office L-1 approval lasts no more than one year. The first extension must document corporate ties, active business, duties, staffing, payroll, and finances.
O-1B Arts vs MPTV – Streaming and Digital Work
Streaming, web series, commercials, and paid production work may trigger O-1B MPTV. Static web and self-produced social content generally fall outside it. Review the details.
O-1A or O-1B – Which Category Fits Your Work?
O-1 uses separate standards for science, business, athletics, arts, and motion picture or television work. Choose the category by the U.S. services and evidence.
The $100,000 H-1B Payment Does Not Cover O-1
The proposed $100,000 H-1B payment does not cover O-1 and courts currently block its collection. Compare the two routes without treating cost as the only factor.
Renewing an L-1 Visa in 2026 – Interviews and Location Rules
L-1 renewals generally require interviews, and applicants should book in their country of nationality or residence. Status extensions inside the United States remain a separate process.
L-1B Specialized Knowledge – USCIS and Consular Tests
L-1B specialized knowledge can mean special company knowledge or advanced process expertise. USCIS and consular officers use distinct agency guidance in reviewing it.
Can Turkish Citizens Use ESTA with Any Turkish Passport?
Turkey does not participate in the Visa Waiver Program. A Turkish passport color does not create ESTA eligibility, although dual nationality may change the analysis.
Selective Service Registration for Male Green Card Holders
Most male Green Card holders ages 18 through 25 must register with Selective Service. Registration is not military induction, but a missing record may affect a later naturalization review.
Five Years or Three? How Time Abroad Resets the Naturalization Clock
Most Green Card holders use the five-year naturalization rule. Some spouses of U.S. citizens may use a three-year rule, but travel can still disrupt continuous residence or reduce physical presence.
The Public Charge Case Now Has a Schedule: Briefing Runs Into 2027
A federal judge set a briefing schedule through March 2027 in the challenge to the new public charge rule. The court canceled the October 9 conference, but it did not pause the rule.
