Want to adopt a foreign child? It seems like everyone is doing it. Angelina, Madonna, Rosie. But foreign adoption is more than just a trend. For many, it is the…

All you need is Internet access and a dream!

Then again, instructions might help. And with a few great tips from your Guides, you’re all set to enter. Go ahead,…

Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani began this week’s campaign trail at a now-infamous cheesesteak stand in South Philadelphia. The stand garnered considerable press coverage in June 2006, after posting signs…

Questions to the new naturalization test are about to be released, giving citizenship applicants one year to study before the exam is revised in October 2008.

The 100 questions and answers…

Yesterday, immigration law professors from all over the U.S. posed questions to Senator Barack Obama (D-Il). Obama, who hopes to become the Democratic candidate for U.S. President, is very sympathetic…

Governors of 13 states have sent a joint letter to both the Senate and the House, imploring them to let Congress increase quotas on H-1B work visas and employment-based green…

The USCIS Ombudsman is a critically important immigration problem solving tool that everyone should know about but few people do.

This department of the USCIS Ombudsman recommends solutions for problems that…

The State Department’s October’s Visa Bulletin has been released. What do these numbers mean to you?

Immigrant visas are numerically limited by category and by country of chargeability (which is, in…

Update: 9/19: About 1,000 people showed up for the 9/18 immigrant rally to protest green card backlogs for highly skilled workers; Some of them traveling long distances to get there,…

Many visitors traveling to the United States for either business or pleasure need a visa. If your country is part of the Visa Waiver Program (VWP), you’re off the hook….