EB-2 NIW: A Green Card Without Employer Sponsorship
The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) allows eligible professionals to pursue a U.S. green card without an employer sponsor or job offer. We assess your qualifications and proposed endeavor, then prepare a petition supported by evidence of its national importance and your ability to advance it.
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I handled my EB-2 NIW application with Attorney Asım Kılınç and was truly pleased with the process. Great care was taken to present my academic work in the best possible way while my case was being prepared. I was clearly informed at every stage, and my petition was approved without an RFE. I wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone going through this process.
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B2 Visa Extension 2026: Which I-539 Edition, When to File, and Risks
To stay longer on a B1/B2 visa, you must file Form I-539 before your I-94 date passes. Here is which form edition USCIS accepts after the D/S ruling, what it costs, what happens while you wait, and how overstays lead to 3- and 10-year bars.
October 1, 2026: 7 U.S. Immigration Changes With the New Fiscal Year
The federal government’s 2027 fiscal year starts October 1, 2026. DV-2026, EB-5 grandfathering, and the old Form I-864 all hit deadlines on September 30. We walk through seven changes and the October calendar.
Bringing Your Parents to the U.S. in 2026: IR-5, I-864 and Public Charge
U.S. citizens age 21 or older can file Form I-130 for their parents, and the IR-5 category has no visa bulletin wait. We cover the Ankara interview, the new I-864 credit check, public charge review for older parents, and current fees.
F-1 Visa in 2026: Proof of Funds, Social Media Screening, and D/S
There is no fixed bank balance for an F-1 visa. Officers measure your funds against the first-year cost on your I-20. Here is how that works in 2026, along with in-person interviews, social media screening, and the blocked D/S rule.
The U.S. Citizenship Test in 2026: 128 Questions and 12 of 20 to Pass
If you filed Form N-400 on or after October 20, 2025, you take the 2025 civics test: up to 20 questions from a list of 128, with 12 correct answers to pass. Here is who keeps the 2008 test, how the English portion works, and what else changed in 2026.
USCIS Can Now Require Online Filing: Forms, Waivers, and Oct. 13
A DHS rule in effect since August 11, 2026 lets USCIS end paper filing one form at a time. No form is online-only yet. We explain which forms qualify, how the $25 Form I-936 waiver works, and how to comment by October 13.
New H-1B Executive Order: How Layoffs Can Affect Your LCA and Petition
A September 18 executive order tells the Labor, Homeland Security, and State Departments to weigh an employer’s recent or planned layoffs in every H-1B filing. Here is what the order says, who it reaches, and which records employers should gather now.
Marriage Green Card Interview 2026: Questions, Timeline, Discretion
USCIS now treats adjustment of status as extraordinary, discretionary relief, and most marriage cases go through an in-person interview. Here is what officers ask, how long each step takes, and how to prepare under the September 2026 rules.
TPS El Salvador After Sept. 9: The Missed Deadline, Work Permits and I-9s
DHS let the September 9, 2026 end date for El Salvador’s TPS pass without a published decision. Here is what the statute’s automatic extension rule says, what USCIS has told employers about I-9s, and what could still change.
New Green Card Rules 2026: Public Charge and the I-864 Credit Check
Since September 18, 2026, the public charge test covers every means-tested benefit and only the new Form I-485 is accepted. From October 1, sponsors must file the new Form I-864, which authorizes a pull of their credit report.
B2 Visa Extension 2026: Which I-539 Edition, When to File, and Risks
To stay longer on a B1/B2 visa, you must file Form I-539 before your I-94 date passes. Here is which form edition USCIS accepts after the D/S ruling, what it costs, what happens while you wait, and how overstays lead to 3- and 10-year bars.
October 1, 2026: 7 U.S. Immigration Changes With the New Fiscal Year
The federal government’s 2027 fiscal year starts October 1, 2026. DV-2026, EB-5 grandfathering, and the old Form I-864 all hit deadlines on September 30. We walk through seven changes and the October calendar.
Bringing Your Parents to the U.S. in 2026: IR-5, I-864 and Public Charge
U.S. citizens age 21 or older can file Form I-130 for their parents, and the IR-5 category has no visa bulletin wait. We cover the Ankara interview, the new I-864 credit check, public charge review for older parents, and current fees.