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19Sep2024

U.S. Visas Just Got Easier to Obtain in the Philippines

If you plan to apply for a U.S. visa from the Philippines, we have good news for you! The U.S. Embassy is making big changes to the application process starting September 28th, 2024. Buckle up, because we've got all the details for you. New Visa Application Center (VAC) There's a brand new Visa Application Center (VAC) opening its doors in Parañaque […]

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11Sep2024

Parole in Place for Married Couples and Stepchildren: A Path to U.S. Citizenship

Exciting news for undocumented immigrants who are married to U.S. citizens and their children! The government is offering a new program called "parole in place" (PIP) that could lead to a green card and eventually, citizenship. What’s PIP? PIP, or Parole In Place, is a program that grants temporary lawful status for specific individuals to […]

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05Aug2024

Parole in Place (PIP): A Quick Guide

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Great news for families! The government is making it easier for some undocumented spouses of US citizens to stay in the country. What's PIP? PIP, or Parole in Place, is a way for certain people to legally stay in the US. It's like a temporary pass. Typically, it's been used for families of US military folks, but things are changing. PIP is […]

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22Aug2023

Boundless Immigration Acquires Bridge

  Boundless Immigration Acquires Bridge Date: August 22, 2023 Big news! Our parent company, Boundless Immigration, just acquired Bridge. This is huge for us and the entire immigration landscape. Here’s what you need to know: Who’s Bridge?They’re experts in making the U.S. immigration process easier for businesses and their global teams. Why is this important […]

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19Jul2023

Biometrics Appointment

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Biometrics Appointment What to expect when you get your fingerprints and photograph taken Biometrics Appointment Overview As part of applying for a green card, you’re required to attend a biometrics appointment. What should you expect? First of all, don’t be intimidated by the word “biometrics!" During this appointment, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will simply […]

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01Sep2022

Former Terms of Use

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Terms of Use September 1, 2022-November 10, 2022 Terms of Use July 14, 2014 to August 31, 2022

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15Jul2022

Preparing for the J-1 Exchange Visa Interview

How to successfully navigate your J-1 visa interview What to Expect in the J-1 Interview One important step of every J-1 visa application is the visa interview which occurs at the U.S. Embassy or consulate in the applicant’s home country. The visa interview is the last step before the U.S. government is able to determine […]

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15Jul2022

5 Tips for Getting Your J-1 Visa Approved

Helpful tips to prepare a strong J-1 visa application Exchange programs can provide an enriching educational and cultural experience for people looking to explore a new country. If you’re interested in attending a U.S. exchange program, you’ll likely need to apply for a J-1 (exchange visitor) visa before entering the U.S. and starting your program. […]

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12Jul2022

Supreme Court Tosses Trump-Era Public Charge Case

Thirteen Republican-led states tried to intervene to revive the dead lawsuit The U.S. Supreme Court today threw out an attempt by Arizona and 12 other states to defend a controversial Trump-era policy that made it harder for legal immigrants to live in the country if they used or relied on certain public benefits. The policy, […]

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12Jul2022

Safest U.S. States for LGBTQ Immigrants

A list of U.S. states that rank high for LGBTQ rights Deciding which state to live and where to start your life in the U.S. is an important question for every new immigrant. For LGBTQ immigrants, this question may feel even more complex. Navigating safety concerns, gaining access to comprehensive healthcare, and ensuring a welcoming […]

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