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Licensed student sponsors can request priority service for eligible case types. Learn how to do it. Students and sponsors should be aware of the priority service to speed up the process.
This form is required for providing further information needed for the decision on the allocation of confirmation of acceptance for studies (CAS). It is crucial for students planning to study in the UK. The form is available on the UK…
If you've changed your name after marriage or divorce, you'll need to update your green card. This requires filing with USCIS.
In the UK, quarterly updates are required for tax purposes. Learn when and how to submit them.
Learn how to submit your tax return digitally. This guide will walk you through the process and help you complete all necessary steps. Tax returns must be filed by certain deadlines to avoid penalties.
The Trump administration is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit from a research coalition over visa censorship. The coalition argues the new visa policy is unlawful.
A federal judge in New York has limited ICE's ability to make arrests at immigration courts. The ruling may impact immigration policy in the US.
The Upper Tribunal has ruled on the entitlement to benefits during a deportation appeal. The decision is significant for migrants facing deportation.
MPs are preparing changes to financial monitoring rules for PEP. This is necessary to bring Ukrainian legislation in line with international standards. The changes will affect bank refusals for individuals subject to enhanced control.
The Ukrainian government has introduced automatic suspension of tax and customs exemptions for international technical assistance projects that fail to submit reports on time. This may affect many projects and organizations.
Find a list of codes for government licence types that can be declared for imports and exports. This guide will help you navigate the licence codes for UK customs declarations.
The Trump administration claims a recent BIA ruling should not affect its expedited removal policies, which interpret 'arrival' and 'arrived'.
An ICE agent has been charged with shooting and filing a false report. This marks the third time a federal agent has been charged with using excessive force during recent immigration crackdowns.
DHS and DOJ have started imposing fines on aliens who refuse to leave the US. This is related to the enforcement of final orders of removal.
The Greek Minister of Migration and Asylum emphasized the importance of effective returns and external border protection at the MED9 summit.
The Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime applies to individuals with overseas income. Check our guide to understand who can claim under the FIG regime, what income and gains qualify, and how to claim in Self Assessment.
The UK has changed its rules for charging overseas visitors for NHS services. They now have to pay for some services. The changes came into effect in 2026.
The US Supreme Court has asked for the solicitor general's input in a case involving the GEO Group. The decision could impact labor conditions for detainees.
Attorney Jeffrey Schneider discusses the recovery efforts for victims of the Jay Peak visa fraud scandal. Recovery is being made through litigation and settlements with banks, law firms, and the state of Vermont.
The Ukrainian Supreme Court has confirmed that signed KB-2v forms may be sufficient proof of payment. This ruling has significant implications for contract law in Ukraine.
Renewed residence permits are ready for pickup at the Regional Asylum Office in Chios, Greece. If you're waiting for your permit, check the list of available documents.
Citizens can pick up their renewed travel documents. Details are available on the Ministry of Migration and Asylum website.
Tax treaties between the UK and Ukraine govern taxation of income and property. Learn about key aspects of these agreements.
The UK government has published updates on Pillar Two tax. The territories and taxes subject to this rule have been expanded. Learn how this may impact your business.
To claim asylum in the UK, you need to fill out a specific form. This article provides guidance on how to do it. If you are seeking asylum in the UK with children, this information is for you.
Many international students in the UK face challenges when trying to start their own business due to student visa restrictions. Universities are actively promoting startup hubs and incubators, but students are often unable to engage in…
Streamlined asylum processing for children. Guidance for immigration staff. How immigration staff should make asylum decisions under streamlined asylum processing.
British Columbia issued over 430 invitations to high-impact candidates. The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program
Newfoundland and Labrador held its fifth provincial immigration draw of the year, inviting over 180 candidates to apply.
The US Department of Labor requires employers to include an English proficiency standard in job orders and labor certification applications for foreign workers who will operate commercial motor vehicles. This new guidance applies to…
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