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A new bill could change the lives of thousands of immigrants in the US. TPS holders may have a chance to get a green card.
U.S. citizenship can be revoked only through a judicial process. Denaturalization is the process by which citizenship can be revoked.
The updated Iraq country guidance case of AK, AH, and AJ v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2026] UKUT 00150 (IAC) has replaced all existing country guidance on Iraq, covering documentation and Article 3 risks.
Ukraine has initiated a major reform of driver's licenses. The changes aim to integrate with EU standards. Citizens need to be aware of the new requirements.
Changes to the Civil Code will come into effect on July 30, 2026, affecting factoring in Ukraine.
Canada has updated its instructions to allow adopted persons to apply for full-validity passports from abroad. This change took effect on April 24, 2026.
International exchange of information is a crucial aspect of tax cooperation. The guide provides guidance for HMRC staff.
USCIS is introducing new fees and procedures as required by H.R.1, including asylum and annual asylum fees. Read on to learn more about how this may affect you.
The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that migrants who entered the country without documents are eligible for bond, diverging from the 5th and 8th Circuits.
New DHS rules may lead to automatic denial of asylum applications and potential removal. Filing fees may be mandatory.
A California federal judge extended an injunction barring the Trump administration from imposing 'impermissibly vague' conditions on federal grants. This ruling may impact cities' and counties' ability to receive federal grants.
Washington state is urging a federal judge to force The GEO Group to allow health officials to inspect an immigration detention facility. The company is accused of openly defying a state law.
The US government has sued Cloudera for allegedly discriminating against US-based job candidates in favor of temporary visa workers.
Get information on customs clearance and declaration. Find instructions and guidance on the process.
The European Parliament approved updated trade rules with an immigration measure. This may impact developing countries seeking to benefit from EU trade.
A split Ninth Circuit panel granted the Trump administration's request to stay orders regarding the use of tear gas by federal agents in Portland. The decision was made in connection with protests near an immigration center.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada issued 2000 invitations to apply. The minimum CRS score was 514.
Canada has doubled the length of work authorization support letters for foreign workers. They are now valid for 365 days. This change applies to workers who applied for a new work permit before their previous one expired.
Nova Scotia has announced new priorities for its nominee program, prioritizing healthcare and trades workers. Other occupation groups will face stricter restrictions.
International tax agreements between the UK and Spain. Understanding tax treaties and their implications. Tax benefits and obligations.
HMRC provides guidance on tax compliance risk management for large business customers. It explains HMRC's approach to working with large business customers.
The BIA has issued a unique and complicated order regarding the DACA program. This decision may impact the lives of thousands of immigrants in the US. The BIA's decision is complex and requires careful analysis.
The Ukrainian government has changed the rules for infrastructure procurement. Businesses can now get a 'ticket' to large projects for a long time. What does this mean for entrepreneurs?
British Columbia held its third Skills Immigration (SI) draw of 2026, inviting candidates deemed to create high economic impact in the province. The province invited over 450 candidates based on minimum wage and qualifying job offer, as…
In 2025, Americans set a record for obtaining Irish citizenship. Demand for Canadian citizenship could be next and much greater. The Canadian government changed its citizenship law in December 2025, making it more accessible to millions…
Choosing the right English language test can be overwhelming. We can help you choose the best option for your goals.
The Nova Scotia Nominee Program is introducing an annual expiry of candidate profiles. Profiles submitted after May 1, 2026, will be valid for 12 months.
Compare fiancé visa and spouse visa to choose the best path for you and your partner. Check costs, timelines, and benefits.
Find out how to pay the VAT due on your One Stop Shop VAT Return and how long it takes for your payment to reach HMRC. Paying VAT is a must for businesses registered in the One Stop Shop program.
The UK Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by a Pakistani man who claimed asylum in the UK. The court held that the First-tier Tribunal was wrong to allow his appeal.
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