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The H-1B lottery as we know it is coming to an end. Beginning in 2026, DHS will replace random selection with a wage-based system that prioritizes higher-paid roles and greater…

USCIS’s new photo and identity verification rules mark a shift toward stricter, more consistent biometric screening across immigration cases. While designed to enhance security and reduce fraud, these changes introduce…

USCIS has shortened EAD validity periods for several categories to enable more frequent security vetting. Applicants, employers, and attorneys must now prepare for more renewals, tighter documentation, and stricter compliance…

On November 12, 2025, a federal court ruled that USCIS had unlawfully increased EB-5 filing fees in 2024 without completing the mandatory fee study required under the EB-5 Reform and…

USCIS has announced inflation-adjusted fee increases for certain immigration applications in FY 2026. These changes may impact applicants, employers, and immigration attorneys. In this blog, we break down the key…

The U.S. has tightened visa rules under the renewed “public charge” policy, increasing scrutiny of applicants’ health and finances. Those with chronic conditions like diabetes, asthma, or heart disease may…

USCIS will end paper check payments starting October 28, 2025, moving to fully electronic fee processing. Paper filers must use Form G-1650 (ACH) or G-1450 (credit card) to stay compliant…

The Trump administration introduces a $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications and raises wage requirements, impacting U.S. employers and international workers. Learn how this change affects hiring, costs, and global…

USCIS streamlines immigration payments with new electronic debit options, reducing delays and boosting security for applicants.