Green Card
Amazon Requests Green Cards for its Employees
Amazon asks to use Green Cards before the end of the fiscal year Amazon is asking the USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) to accelerate the allocation of Green Cards. In fact, Amazon is specifically asking to use all available Green Cards before the end of the fiscal year on September 30. It is worth…
Read MoreReport – Update the Green Card Registry Date
It’s time to update the Green Card registry date A recent report explains how updating the Green Card registry date would allow hundreds of thousands of immigrants to adjust their status. To understand the issue at hand, it is important to explain that: The registry provision is part of the US immigration law, which allows…
Read MorePetition to Expedite Green Card Processing
New petition to improve Green Card processing A presidential advisory committee recently asked President Biden to expedite the issuance of Green Cards. Before going through the issue at hand, it is important to explain that Green Cards grant lawful permanent residency to immigrants who meet the eligibility criteria. Do you need to apply for legal…
Read MoreWhite House Comments on Possible Immigration Actions
The government won’t provide guarantees to reuse expired Green Cards Among the proposals made at the beginning of the Biden administration was the possibility of reusing expired Green Card. Despite this initiative, the White House recently stated that this proposal currently has no clear path for implementation. It is worth clarifying that Green Cards grant…
Read MoreA Provision in the Spending Bill Would Expedite the Green Card Process
Biden’s budget package might reuse Green Cards Biden’s spending bill includes an immigration provision that proposes to issue Green Cards unused since 1992, which would allow eligible foreign nationals to access lawful permanent residency faster. It is important to explain that the US issues a certain number of Green Cards annually (Fiscal Year – October/September),…
Read MoreWhite House Plans to Expedite Green Card Process
Biden plans to reduce backlogs in Green Card processing On Friday, October 8, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki stated that President Biden intends to address backlogs in Green Card applications. To understand the issue at hand, it is important to explain that Green Cards grant legal permanent residency to immigrants who meet certain eligibility…
Read MoreGreen Card Applicants Must Have COVID-19 Vaccine
Green Card applicants must now be vaccinated against COVID-19 The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) recently mandated that, as of October 1 (when fiscal year 2022 begins), Green Card applicants must demonstrate that they are vaccinated against COVID-19. To understand the issue at hand, it is important to explain that the Green Card…
Read MoreBiden Could Issue Unused Employment-Based Green Cards
Thousands of unused employment-based Green Cards Annually, the US issues a certain number of employment-based Green Cards, usually around 140,000. However, each country can use only 7% of available employment-based Green Cards. It is important to explain that Green Cards grant LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident) status and, speaking specifically about employment-based Green Cards, allow eligible…
Read MoreUSCIS Temporarily Extends Medical Examination and Vaccination Record
Biden’s USCIS extends validity of medical exam and vaccination record On August 12, the USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) announced that it will temporarily extend the validity of Form I-693, which allows this immigration agency to evaluate the applicant’s medical examination and vaccination record, primarily for foreigners who are applying for adjustment of status…
Read MoreDemocrats Propose Offering Visas Previously Rejected or Denied by Trump
Democrats introduce amendment to offer previously denied visas On Tuesday, July 13, 2021, three Democratic members of the US House of Representatives introduced an amendment to the Fiscal Year 2022 (October-September) Homeland Security funding bill. This amendment has already been approved by the Appropriations Committee. Broadly speaking, the amendment would allow individuals, who were unable…
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