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Minister Brophy announces interim notice for employers. Irish Residence Permit renewal process takes over 17 weeks. Employers must take action to minimize delays.
Minister Brophy announces an initiative to facilitate summer travel. The Immigration Services Registration Office in Dublin is experiencing a high volume of applications, resulting in extended processing times for Irish Residence Permits.…
Changes to Ukraine's tax law may affect the simplified tax status. Selling renewable energy to the grid can have implications for taxpayers.
Bill C-3 provides an opportunity for descendants of Canadians to obtain citizenship. This change in legislation may affect many people.
USCIS has issued new guidance for TPS beneficiaries following the Supreme Court ruling. TPS beneficiaries may continue to use employment authorization documents.
Renewed residence permits are ready for pickup at the Regional Asylum Office Chios. Applicants can collect their documents at the office.
Tell HMRC about beneficial owners in registered trusts who may be at a disproportionate risk of harm. This is necessary to ensure their safety and protection.
The rules for Carer's Allowance have been updated in Northern Ireland. This change affects benefit recipients. Learn what this means for you.
The UK High Court has dismissed a challenge to the suspension of the refugee family reunion route, leaving refugee families in limbo.
Ukraine regulation digest for July 6-10. Read our summary to stay up-to-date on the latest news.
Confirming Canadian ancestry can simplify the citizenship process. This can significantly improve your chances of success.
An Advance Valuation Ruling gives you legal confirmation of the correct method to use when valuing your goods. This is necessary for making an import declaration.
British Columbia is issuing invitations to skilled workers in priority care and construction occupations. This may be an opportunity for you to obtain a provincial nomination.
A Washington federal judge ruled that GEO Group, not ICE, controls access to a detention center. The ruling has implications for access to detention centers.
The full Fifth Circuit will reconsider a decision on the 90-day bond hearing limit for noncitizens. The decision comes after a split panel ruled that the Trump administration can't hold noncitizens for more than 90 days without a bond…
A group of Haitian meatpackers in Colorado are urging a federal court to keep alive a discrimination and labor rights lawsuit. The court is considering the case.
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has backed a block on a challenge to the Texas Dream Act. This ruling has implications for unauthorized immigrants who may be eligible for in-state tuition rates.
NY nonprofits are suing ICE over courthouse arrest policies, seeking documents and testimony on arrests outside immigration courts.
A California federal judge blocked grant funding conditions related to immigration and DEI, finding they likely encroach on Congress' spending powers.
Starting July 10, the federal government will begin processing low-wage LMIA applications in eight Canadian regions, including Halifax, Winnipeg, and Regina.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that the Biden administration misinterpreted asylum law, with significant implications for the country's immigration policy.
A study found that immigration may be a cause of rising rent in the US. Between 2014 and 2023, immigration may have accounted for a large proportion of the average real rent increase.
Report and pay Capital Gains Tax on UK property: a guide to service availability and issues. Check the service availability and any issues that may affect your report.
Authorising an agent to deal with your tax affairs can be done using a paper form 64-8 or an online service. Check what a paid agent can do on your behalf.
New regulations in the UK. Critical third parties now include Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL and other companies. These regulations may affect your business.
The UK has introduced changes to children's settlement rules and immigration bail. These changes may affect immigrants and their families.
After changes to Canada's citizenship law took effect on December 15, 2025, millions of Americans are finding out they are also Canadian citizens. If your spouse is one of them, they can apply for proof of Canadian citizenship.
Canada's immigration department has held its second-ever Express Entry draw for senior managers with Canadian work experience. To be eligible, candidates needed a minimum CRS score of 392.
The Windrush Compensation Scheme provides compensation to those affected by government errors. This guidance explains the full rules of the scheme.
A US federal court is considering a case about ICE profiling. The judge has asked the parties to brief her on the impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling on the case. The Supreme Court's decision may affect the lawsuit.
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