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Despite the introduction of a new $100,000 fee, the number of H-1B visas remains at 85,000. The new fee did not affect the number of visas issued. The odds of winning the H-1B lottery simply improved this year due to fewer applications…
The Alberta Immigration Program issued 332 invitations to candidates across multiple streams and pathways. The program aims to attract tech, rural, and health care workers.
Learn how to get Canadian citizenship through ancestry. If one of your ancestors was Canadian, you may be eligible for citizenship.
Green card holders are urged to consider applying for U.S. citizenship. A Supreme Court case raises concerns about the legal protections of lawful permanent residents.
Recent developments in US immigration policy have brought renewed attention to green card rules. Revocation can have serious implications for residents.
USCIS is introducing new filing requirements starting April 1, 2026, which may significantly impact the application process. The new requirements reflect a stricter approach to compliance and transparency.
Prince Edward Island conducted its fourth draw of the year, issuing its largest number of invitations so far in 2026. Invitations were extended to in-province individuals working in occupations and sectors deemed in high demand.
The U.S. passport book will have a single size of 38 pages. This change will take effect with the release of the next passport redesign. The U.S. Department of State has announced the transition to a single-sized passport book.
The US immigrant license crackdown may lead to a crisis in the trucking industry. The new approach to licensing may affect the operation of companies.
USCIS must unfreeze its processing of work permit applications for Iranians. The judge found that the agency likely violated federal administrative law.
A lawsuit has been filed in Texas federal court against DHS for waiving dozens of federal laws. The construction of the border wall is a contentious issue.
A Rhode Island federal judge has temporarily blocked new conditions related to diversity, equity, and inclusion activities and immigration status. The judge finds a nonprofit coalition likely to succeed in a legal challenge.
US citizens have submitted the largest number of applications for Canadian citizenship by descent in January 2026, ten times more than those from the UK.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Houston officials over a local ordinance. The ordinance allegedly violates a state law that prohibits local governments from limiting cooperation with federal immigration agents.
The 4th Circuit Court has overturned an obstruction conviction against a Salvadoran man who escaped immigration custody. The ruling may have implications for immigration cases.
The Ukrainian government has approved new rules for post-investment evaluation of public projects. The changes introduce two verification points for project results and require justification for deviations exceeding 20 percent.
New evidence confirms that most migrants at the US southern border were motivated by economic reasons. In 2021-2024, the Biden administration allowed 5-6 million migrants without visas to enter the country.
The US House of Representatives has voted to extend 'temporary' protected status for Haiti for three years. This decision may have significant implications for the country's immigration policy.
HMRC Tax Enquiry Guide. Learn how tax enquiries are carried out and what to do if you receive a request from HMRC. Read our article to find out more.
International tax treaties between the UK and Mexico. Taxation and tax relief for individuals and businesses. Learn about tax treaties and related documents.
International tax treaties between the UK and Qatar. Understanding tax agreements for individuals and businesses. Source: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/qatar-tax-treaties
The UK High Court has quashed a Home Office decision that set unrealistic evidence standards for trafficking victims. This ruling has significant implications for those affected.
Ontario issued over 1,300 invitations to candidates in priority occupations. Invitations were issued through the Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills stream. This marks the program's third round of invitations.
A D.C. federal judge appeared unconvinced by a human rights group's claim. The case is related to access to immigration hearings in Minnesota.
An ICE agent is facing assault charges after allegedly threatening drivers with his gun in Minnesota. Local prosecutors are investigating the incident.
Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons is set to leave the agency, confirmed by new US Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin. Lyons will depart at the end of May.
Responding to a tax authority request for SAF-T UA requires attention to detail. Check if your company was in the register of large taxpayers during the requested period. If the request concerns periods before 2024, the law allows not…
Nineteen foreign truckers sued the federal trucking regulator and Florida's motor vehicle agency over a federal rule barring noncitizen truckers from getting commercial driver's licenses. They are seeking to overturn the ban for those…
Two New Jersey men have been sentenced to prison for their roles in a scheme to aid North Korea in evading US and UN sanctions. The scheme involved using stolen identities to place workers in IT jobs.
The head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement stated that the agency is still feeling the effects of the ongoing partial government shutdown, despite receiving billions of dollars for its current operations. The partial government…
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