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More Than Fifty Green Card Holders Face Deportations in Re-vetting of Older Cases
More Than Fifty Green Card Holders Face Deportations in Re-vetting of Older Cases

We know from official data that there are over 11 million immigration applications pending in the USCIS database. Yet, the Trump administration announced earlier that it is going to cast a fresh set of eyes on older green card cases and re-evaluate whether any undeserving people got into the system by illegitimate means. Hence, a full-scale re-evaluation of permanent residency cases during the Biden administration is underway. And, in that wide net, around fifty such cases have turned up on the authority’s radar. Moreover, the Trump administration has inaugurated a dedicated unit for the purpose of screening all the past green card cases.

From O-1 Visa to Green Card: How Feasible is The Path?
From O-1 Visa to Green Card: How Feasible is The Path?

Many of our talented clients often wonder whether they can go beyond their present status of O-1 visa holder to a U.S. permanent residency. To this query, our answer has always been that there is not only one but five highly feasible pathways from the O-1 to a green card. And here, we are going to share a glimpse of all five pathways and what you need to succeed in each one of them. We will begin this detailed analysis from the very basics, including what exactly an O-1 visa is and all the legal frameworks you need to be aware of for the transition.

Why Was This EB-1A Appeal Denied? And What Every Petitioner Must Learn From It
Why Was This EB-1A Appeal Denied? And What Every Petitioner Must Learn From It

On March 9, 2026, the USCIS Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) issued Non-Precedent Decision MAR092026_02B2203, dismissing an appeal in an EB-1A Alien of Extraordinary Ability petition. The decision, publicly available through the USCIS Error and Appeals Records repository, is a textbook example of why self-filed and inadequately prepared EB-1A petitions collapse, even when the underlying professional credentials seem strong on paper.

USCIS to Implement Electronic Payments Universally for all Applications
USCIS to Implement Electronic Payments Universally for all Applications

In a newsroom announcement, the USCIS has stated that from 28th October, 2025 onwards, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will only accept electronic payments for paper-filed forms.

How to Get Legitimate Media Coverage for Your EB-1A Application?
How to Get Legitimate Media Coverage for Your EB-1A Application?

Media coverage can be one of the most persuasive pieces of evidence in an EB-1A Extraordinary Ability petition but only if it is obtained the right way. USCIS adjudicators have grown increasingly skilled at spotting paid placements, and press releases dressed up as journalism. If you are building a case around the "published material about you" criterion, understanding how to secure legitimate press coverage is essential to a successful filing.

How to Register with USCIS Under the New 2025 Immigrant Registration Rule
How to Register with USCIS Under the New 2025 Immigrant Registration Rule

USCIS has set up the 2025 immigrant registration requirement as a key step toward ensuring that non-citizens in the United States are appropriately documented and tracked.

H-1B Visa Filings See a Staggering 50% Drop Compared to Previous Year
H-1B Visa Filings See a Staggering 50% Drop Compared to Previous Year

Immigration experts are highlighting a steep drop in H-1B visa filings in the current fiscal year. According to their analysis and projections, the visa filing rate may have plummeted as low as by a staggering 50%.

EB-1A Criterion 4 Explained: Know What Actually Count as Judging Evidence
EB-1A Criterion 4 Explained: Know What Actually Count as Judging Evidence

Of the ten regulatory criteria available under EB-1A, the judging criterion is the one most likely to be misjudged by the very people trying to satisfy it. Applicants assume that any invitation to evaluate someone else’s work (a hackathon, a peer review, an internal design sign-off) could satisfy this criterion. Some of it does. Much of it doesn’t. And the gap between those two categories is exactly where otherwise strong EB-1A cases collapse under a Request for Evidence.

Trump Doubles Down on H-1B Visas: Even as MAGA Base Roars in Protest
Trump Doubles Down on H-1B Visas: Even as MAGA Base Roars in Protest

In a striking appearance at the US–Saudi Investment Forum, former President Donald Trump made a bold case for bringing in highly skilled foreign workers, even as his “America First” supporters erupted in dissent.

US Issues New Warning to Indian Students Amidst Immigration Crackdown
US Issues New Warning to Indian Students Amidst Immigration Crackdown

In a recent social media post, the US Embassy in India on Saturday issued a new warning to Indian students. The post states that there would be ‘serious consequences’ if they break any laws or get detained for any reason.