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The Florida Supreme Court has denied a petition to reconsider the state's Bar rules. A Bolivian attorney cannot revive his application for certification as a foreign legal consultant.
For payers working in industries where they are the only representatives in the region, the basis for comparison becomes the average indicator across Ukraine. This is crucial for calculating the salary indicator.
Starting a business in Canada can be exciting, but it requires understanding the processes. This guide will walk you through 5 steps to plan your business.
Canada's Immigration Department has released updated processing times for temporary residence applications. Significant improvements are seen for applications from India and Pakistan, while Nigerian and US applicants face slower processing.
Nova Scotia has begun sending out Notices of Interest to Express Entry candidates, to connect them with employers in priority sectors. The initiative currently covers the construction and healthcare sectors.
USCIS has specific signature requirements for applicants. Understanding these requirements is crucial for a successful application. A new rule in 2026 can cost you the filing fee.
The Trump administration warns banks about credit risks associated with illegal aliens, which may affect their access to credit.
The US government has imposed travel restrictions on travelers from the DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan. Passengers who have been in these countries within the last 21 days must arrive at US airports where enhanced public health measures…
The UK government has announced changes to the Corporation Tax foreign permanent establishment regime. Learn how these changes may affect your business.
Get guidance from HMRC if you're a tax agent or adviser. This will help you navigate the UK tax laws.
On May 21, 2026, new rules under the Finance Act 2009 come into effect, introducing penalties for non-disclosure. This may impact your tax obligations.
The latest UK immigration statistics show a fall in net migration and asylum claims. The decline is seen across all migrant categories.
Ukraine is introducing a new licensing and permitting system. The "єДозвіл" system will include all types of permits and licenses. This change is part of Ukraine's development plan.
The State Tax Service has clarified the rules for Defens City residents. Tax breaks are available until 2036, but require mandatory reinvestment of funds in development.
The Ukraine Supreme Court has clarified that summer construction sites without a valid passport are considered unauthorized. The Court also explained why the wartime extension mechanism does not save seasonal structure owners.
The Migrant Journey Guide is a comprehensive guide to issues and classifications. It will help you understand the migration process in the UK.
This page contains information on the voluntary compliance with the Code of Practice for Statistics regarding migration transparency data. Learn more about migration data transparency.
Guidance for applicants from Nepal. Used by UK Visas and Immigration. Contains information on policy and procedures for considering applications.
The GAO said ICE improperly awarded a $26.6M contract, sparking a dispute over a maintenance contract in Georgia. The GAO found that ICE failed to follow its own solicitation criteria when evaluating the technical aspects of proposals.
Shropshire Supports Refugees is recruiting an IAA Level 2 Casework Advisor. Salary and benefits not specified. Details on freemovement.org.uk.
The National Bank of Ukraine has introduced new rules for card payments. Acquirers must document each recipient and reduce the number of intermediaries to one link.
A study on the employment effects of immigration enforcement. The initial assessment suggests that reduced immigration may lead to an increase in low-skilled native workers. A sustained policy of low immigration will be necessary to fully…
A former legislator may face temporary suspension of law license after a conviction. State authorities are handling the case.
The US Immigration Board has ruled on a case involving a change of venue without good cause. The court found that the immigration judge should have limited off-the-record discussions.
The GEO Group Inc. said ICE denied health inspectors access to a detention center. This came after Washington state asked a federal judge to require the company to let them in.
Migrants who were flown to Martha's Vineyard are asking a private contractor to turn over documents. The case involves an alleged scheme to lure migrants onto flights.
The UK has changed its rules for granting temporary protection status. The minimum stay period has been reduced to 30 months. This change applies to anyone who lodged a protection claim on or after 2 March 2026.
Canada exempts unaccompanied minors from asylum ban. New temporary policy took effect on May 19, 2026.
The GAO report confirms the information about Biden's parole schemes. The Laken Riley Act prevents future administrations from abusing parole.
The Nationality and Borders Act 2022 has changed the age assessment mechanism. The Home Office can now conduct age assessments when age is disputed. The assessment is delegated to a 'designated person', in reality social workers directly…
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