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White House to Lift COVID-19 Travel Restrictions on November 8th

On Friday, the White House announced that it will lift COVID-19 travel restrictions for fully vaccinated global citizens, ending historic restrictions that have barred many from entering the United States. While this last year has been quite testing, hopefully, this news will allow loved ones and foreign workers to reunite with families.

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How to Prepare for Your Biometric Service Appointment for International Employees

After an international employee's petition has been filed and approved, Citizenship and Green Card applicants will need to attend an ASC (Application Support Center) or “biometric” appointment. Find out how to prepare.

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H-1B Cap Post-Filing FAQ

What should you do after you've filed your H-1B Cap petition? We know how stressful this process can be, so we built this FAQ to address the most common H-1B cap questions.

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"Like" It or Not, Social Media History Could Impact Visa Applicants' Chances of Approval

The way visa applicants think of social media may soon change. DHS will be accepting public comments until May 29 on a rule that allows them access to the social media history of over 14 million people currently applying for a non-immigrant visa.

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DACA Status: Options Remain for Dreamers

In late April, the federal court for the District of Columbia ruled the government failed to provide adequate reasoning for its decision to end DACA. Here's a recap of the recent activity involving DACA, and what options remain for the Dreamers protected by it.

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Immigration FAQ & Welcome to America Guide

You did the hard work, persevered, got your visa, and came to America. Now what? Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions and some common immigration terms.

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