2,672 articles · 26 countries
In plain words: what has changed and what you should do.
USA (1,050) · United Kingdom (769) · Canada (393) · Ukraine (245) · Greece (232) · European Union (121) · Ireland (20)
Passports and documents in the USA · Residence permits in the USA · Work and work visas in the USA · Citizenship in the USA · Family, marriage, children in the USA · Refusals, courts, deportation in the USA · Passports and documents in the UK · Residence permits in the UK · Work and work visas in the UK · Citizenship in the UK · Family, marriage, children in the UK · Refusals, courts, deportation in the UK · Passports and documents in Canada · Residence permits in Canada · Work and work visas in Canada · Citizenship in Canada · Family, marriage, children in Canada · Refusals, courts, deportation in Canada · Residence permits in Ukraine · Passports and documents in Greece · Residence permits in Greece · Residence permits in the EU · Citizenship in the EU
A DACA recipient has sued Truist Financial Corp. over loan discrimination. What does this mean for you? Read our article to find out.
A Massachusetts judge has ordered four county sheriffs to comply with a public records request for materials related to their interactions with ICE officers.
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Cisco, dismissing a lawsuit alleging the company helped the Chinese government violate international law. This decision is a win for multinational companies operating in regions with potential…
The US Supreme Court has clarified the parole process for green card holders. CBP is not required to verify evidence.
The UK government has published a tax update for 2026, aiming to simplify, modernise and make the tax system fairer. The update includes consultations, calls for evidence, and announcements.
The US Supreme Court ruled that green-card holders with pending charges should be paroled, not admitted into the country when returning from abroad. This decision will affect many immigrants.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that federal courts lack authority to create causes of action for alleged violations of international law. The decision was made in a case against Cisco.
The U.S. v. Luo case may force courts to re-examine when settlement negotiations become criminal extortion, particularly in the age of easily fabricated digital evidence.
A Texas federal court has ruled against a Biden-era immigration policy. The policy allowed for temporary closure of cases in immigration courts.
NCSPFR has established a new procedure for applying sanctions against a depository institution, including stopping operations and public disclosure.
Moving to Canada is an exciting opportunity, but finding your first job can be one of the biggest challenges. Many skilled immigrants arrive with impressive qualifications and years of experience, yet struggle to get interview calls.
Canada's immigration department issues 4,000 invitations to Canadian Experience Class candidates. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score was 516.
The Express Entry pool has become more competitive. The number of top-scoring profiles has increased by 14.64%. Read on to find out how this affects your application.
Quebec announces the intake for family sponsorship in July 2026. The intake will be open for two years, with a maximum of 15,700 applications accepted. Adult dependent children are exempt from the cap.
The Minister of Migration and Asylum of Greece met with the US Ambassador. Migration policy issues were discussed. The meeting took place at the Ministry of Migration and Asylum.
Employees in the UK can claim tax relief on job expenses. New rules help you understand how to do it. Employees must notify HMRC of job expenses and claim tax relief.
Preparing for your K-1 visa interview requires careful planning. Get the full document checklist and tips on what to expect.
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled on an entry clearance appeal involving past sexual offending. The decision concerns individuals with a history of sexual crime and determines that refusal of entry to the UK is based on public interest.
Ukraine's Supreme Court has clarified the verification process for income from foreign digital platforms, including OnlyFans. This affects anyone receiving payments from such platforms.
This scheme allows young people from participating countries to live and work in the UK. A ballot system is used to select candidates.
A recent report by a Yale think tank claims that lower immigration will lead to lower productivity growth. However, each link in the chain depends on assumptions that are more contestable than the report implies. The report raises…
The UK has published a quality report for statistics relating to measuring tax gaps. This report provides information on the quality of the statistics and the methods used to collect them.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has published statistics on tax gaps. Measuring tax gaps is an important aspect of tax policy.
Changes have been made to the rules for providing health services to visitors in Northern Ireland. The new rules determine which services are free and which require payment.
A US immigration judge has denied asylum to a Cameroonian man due to his repeated DUI convictions. The judge also granted his application for withholding of removal.
The DC Circuit has decided to rehear a case regarding the Trump administration's Alien Enemies Act removals. This decision may have implications for immigration policy. The full DC Circuit will rehear the case.
A judge is pressing the federal government for answers on the recent shift in biometric data collection for detainees. The changes may impact the status of immigrants.
The DHS has proposed a $570 increase in the citizenship application fee. This change aims to help the agency recoup the costs of processing applications. The fee increase may take effect soon.
The Trump administration is appealing a Tennessee federal judge's decision to drop human smuggling charges against Kilmar Ábrego García. The judge had ruled that the charges were unfounded.
The 1st Circuit has upheld the denial of asylum for a Brazilian family. The mother claimed she was a victim of domestic abuse.
Did not find your case? Consultation $150
Here you will find news and step-by-step guides on immigration and documents: passports and consular services, residence permits, work visas, citizenship, family reunification, refusals and appeals. Each article is tied to a country and a topic, and its source is listed at the end. If an article does not answer your case, we can review it in a consultation.