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The Free Movement Toolkit for immigration law research is now available. It includes four tools to help immigration lawyers in their work.
The National Commission for the State Regulation of Communications of Ukraine (NCCIR) has adopted a three-year strategy for postal market reform, introducing new tariff requirements and enhanced oversight for operators.
HMRC has published a list of overseas pension schemes that meet the conditions for recognition. Check the list to see if your scheme is on it, as it may affect your tax obligations.
This guide provides a step-by-step guide to the UK Trade Tariff for CDS. It includes information on where to find content in the CDS Volume 3 Tariff and how to complete a customs declaration.
This month, we discuss the latest statistics and immigration policy changes. Asylum claims and net migration have fallen, but the number of appeals is growing.
There have been changes to regulation in Ukraine. Details inside. Regulatory updates may impact your business.
The insolvency of the central party no longer paralyzes the entire balancing group. Each participant receives a direct contract automatically.
Ukraine's Customs Code will undergo six changes affecting business and exporters. Companies undergoing reorganization will no longer risk being denied consideration of their application.
Find tax type codes and rates for goods liable to excise duty. Guidance on determining tax types for goods liable to excise duty. Information on excise tax types and excise duty rates.
Thousands of French Canadians moved to Maine in the 1870s. Their descendants may now be eligible for Canadian citizenship. Find out if this applies to you.
Recent changes to Canadian law may provide Canadian citizenship to Woonsocket residents. Nearly one in six residents may already be Canadian.
Newfoundland and Labrador issued 108 invitations to candidates through the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program and the Atlantic Immigration Program. This is the province's seventh immigration draw.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has moved to dismiss a lawsuit over commercial driver's licenses for noncitizens in Florida, arguing it belongs in a federal appeals court.
Federal agents visited nonprofits providing legal aid to unaccompanied minors. ICE sought documents without a warrant.
A federal judge has ruled to vacate the USCIS filing freeze policy for nationals of 39 countries subject to President Donald Trump's travel ban. This decision may impact many immigrants.
A property management company in New Jersey is facing a lawsuit for allegedly discriminating against two Egyptian immigrants based on their immigration status.
The ACLU has dropped a lawsuit over racial profiling by ICE, opting for administrative claims instead. Minneapolis-area residents had accused ICE of racial profiling.
The ACLU has sued DHS and CBP for investigating online critics. The organization demands to disclose information about the suspects.
A Second Circuit judge is questioning whether a man was misled about deportation when pleading guilty to tax evasion. The case has significant implications for immigrants.
For many Canadian families, their surname may be the key to obtaining citizenship. If your family has roots in Quebec, you may be eligible for Canadian citizenship.
Canada has suspended 36,000 permanent residence applications due to Ebola measures. This is related to quarantine in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan.
Registering a limited company in the UK. Check the availability and any issues affecting this service. Company registration and corporation tax.
As of June 12, 2026, amendments to the policy on non-EEA family reunification come into effect. The changes affect sponsors and family members. Sponsors are required to provide additional documentation.
Ukraine's tax authorities have updated reporting rules for foreign company controllers. The obligation to report now arises only when an agreement directly creates or annuls the controller status.
The Canadian government has proposed a new priority factor for Express Entry candidates. About 40% of priority occupations will receive an additional boost.
Manitoba has closed the Career Employment Pathway for students. They now need to explore other pathways to permanent residence. Assess your eligibility for enhanced PNP streams.
The story of an illegal immigrant who became a school superintendent in Iowa. "Dr." Ian Roberts, an immigrant from Guyana, managed to deceive American educational institutions. What is known about him?
The EU is discussing new migration and asylum rules. The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum is participating in an informal council of ministers. The goal is to develop an effective system for managing migration flows.
If your approval has been rejected or revoked, you can apply for temporary approval. Learn how to do it.
Learn how to apply for UK entry clearance as a victim of transnational marriage abandonment. This option has been available since 31 January 2024.
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