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Domestic violence is a serious infringement of human rights. Victims can apply for leave to remain in the UK. Learn how.
The Ukrainian tax authority has clarified the tax reporting rules for foreign company liquidation. The report must be filed within a year of the liquidation record being entered into the register. This means the registration date of the…
The Ukrainian Supreme Court has ruled to preserve tax credit rights for businesses with documents left in occupied territories. This decision may significantly impact business development in Ukraine.
A federal judge has vacated the Biden administration's 'quiet amnesty' rule, which allowed for the delay of immigration cases. This decision may impact many immigration cases in the US.
U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver claims the Trump administration's indictment was vindictive. A Third Circuit panel is weighing whether it has authority to hear the claim.
The Council for American-Islamic Relations is seeking disclosure of information regarding the 'terrorist' label. The organization believes that Florida cannot use the deliberative process privilege to prevent disclosure of documents.
Plaintiffs seek sanctions against ICE for discovery missteps. This is related to the tactic of warrantless immigration arrests in Southern California.
A Massachusetts federal judge has ruled that the citizenship requirement for voting is unconstitutional. This decision is a significant victory for voting rights advocates.
Foreign workers have filed a lawsuit against a building materials supplier and staffing agencies. A judge must approve a $2.7 million settlement agreement. The lawsuit was filed in a Georgia federal court.
Highly specialized expert witnesses may be excluded from trial. It's crucial to verify their qualifications. Expert witnesses play a crucial role in court proceedings, especially in immigration cases.
Canada's immigration department issued 271 invitations to physicians to apply for permanent residence. Candidates needed a minimum CRS score of 223 to be considered.
Canada is increasing scrutiny of language tests for immigration. New instructions for immigration officers aim to prevent fraud.
The processing time for in-Canada work permits has fallen to 144 days, the lowest this year. This decrease in processing time is a positive trend for migrants.
The UK's EU exit has changed customs export regulations. Notices made under The Customs (Export) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 have the force of law. Familiarize yourself with the changes to avoid export issues.
A June 2026 newsletter update on tax-free savings has been published. Learn about the latest news and updates.
US Customs has suspended duty-free exemption for mail shipments valued at $800 or less. New rules are effective immediately.
US Customs has suspended the de minimis exemption for merchandise valued at $800 or less, arriving through all modes except the international postal network. This change affects all forms of merchandise importation, except international…
The authorities in England and Wales have updated the fees for registration of events. Now, a new fee will be charged for registration of birth, death, marriage, or civil partnership. Details in the article.
Ukraine is opening its public sector to foreign cloud providers, increasing competition and improving service quality.
Many queer families are unaware of a Canadian citizenship rule that can help them obtain citizenship. Find out if your family is eligible.
Canada has frozen new citizenship by descent approvals. Immigration Minister Lena Diab confirmed that all new applications will be paused. Canada will also review already granted certificates.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that CBP can stop Green Card holders with pending charges. This decision may significantly impact immigrant rights in the US.
Learn about the form required to accompany an eVisa in the UK. This form is used to provide additional information about the applicant. Find details on how to fill out the form and what documents are needed.
The UK offers customs duty reliefs for goods imported for events, which can include exemption from or reduction of duty.
If you're involved in international events in the UK, you need to know about customs special procedures and reliefs. This guide will help you understand these issues.
A court has allowed the Trump administration to fast-track the deportation of non-citizens. This decision may affect many immigrants in the US.
A California federal judge vacated the Trump administration's policies on civil arrests at immigration courthouses, restoring limits on those arrests. The government didn't adequately explain its policy shift.
The UK Home Office has withdrawn refusals of citizenship in good character cases. Four judicial review claims against the Home Office have been resolved.
A federal judge has blocked the voter citizenship database, deeming it unlawful due to unreliable citizenship information.
The 11th US Circuit Court has declined to review a torture claim outside of a removal order. This decision may have implications for immigrants facing danger in their home country. The court ruled that it lacks jurisdiction to consider…
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