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The US visa policy needs change. To protect American workers, we must consider the real-world impact of immigration policy.
Form UK-REIT DT-Company for repayment of UK Income Tax on property income dividends. Use this form to claim repayment of UK Income Tax deducted from property income dividends paid by UK Real Estate Investment Trusts.
HMRC is urging tax advisers to register by 18 August 2026. New rules make registration mandatory for all tax advisers.
In the first half of the year, 180 reports of alleged hate crimes against Ukrainian citizens were registered, a 30% increase from last year. The Polish police urge Ukrainians to be cautious and report any incidents.
Having a Canadian ancestor can significantly reduce university tuition costs. Canadian universities charge international students much more than Canadian citizens.
Prince Edward Island has held its largest provincial immigration draw of the year. 195 candidates have been invited to apply for a provincial nomination.
Canada's immigration department issued 511 invitations to apply to provincial nominees. Candidates needed a minimum of 744 CRS points.
HMRC is holding a technical consultation to improve data quality. Learn how this may affect you and your tax obligations.
The High Court has ruled that the Home Office acted unlawfully in removing reconsiderations for trafficking decisions, affecting individuals facing removal to countries party to the Council of Europe Convention.
The e-Permit system is becoming permanent, with 8 state registries to be integrated within 12 months. Find out what this means for you and your business.
Banks are now allowed to verify customers through trusted individuals, simplifying the verification process for those who cannot be present in person.
Gas cost compensation is subject to VAT, but damage compensation is not. The operator decides which scenario to apply.
If you've previously renounced British citizenship, you can apply to have it reinstated. We provide a step-by-step guide to this process.
Between July 3-15, 2026, the Alberta Immigration Program invited over 1,100 candidates to apply for provincial nomination. The program targeted candidates in healthcare, law enforcement, and technology.
Incorrect photos are a top reason citizenship applications are returned. Learn how to get them right and avoid delays in your application process. This mistake can significantly slow down your application.
If your ancestors are from Poland, you may be a Canadian citizen without knowing it. A new citizenship law may give you the right to Canadian citizenship.
The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) invited 569 candidates to apply for provincial nomination. Invitations were issued to individuals who qualified under one of two selection factors.
Since September 1, 2017, all US passports have been invalid for travel to DPRK. The restrictions have been extended until August 31, 2027. Travelers should be aware of the latest changes.
DHS is rescinding the public charge ground of inadmissibility regulations. This change restores broader discretion for DHS officers. Aliens are advised to review the updated information.
The new public charge rule replaces clearly defined guidelines with a system that has no guardrails or objective standards, leaving immigration attorneys guessing. This could impact immigrants who rely on government assistance.
A California federal judge denied a bid by Meta employees to block the company's allegedly AI-tainted layoffs. The court requested more information on how Meta selected employees for termination.
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that a Salvadoran woman does not have an immigration status, affecting her deportation case. Read the details.
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has declined to revisit a Guatemalan man's asylum bid, finding he was not specifically targeted by MS-13 due to his membership in a particular group or beliefs.
The US Supreme Court's asylum ruling may have significant implications for migrants. What does it mean for you?
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled that a 6-year-old girl cannot face 'exceptional hardship' if her father is deported. The board stated that the father can take his daughter with him.
A California federal judge has ordered the federal government to improve conditions at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center. The judge found that the conditions at the center are inhumane and intolerable.
USCIS updates TPS placeholder dates for certain countries. Employers should review their reverification calendars and records.
Guidance on appeals, reviews, and tribunals in the UK. Understanding the appeals process and how to navigate it. Information from official sources.
Ukraine has launched a new investment project registry. Data protection in the system is carried out in accordance with the legislation on information protection, cybersecurity, and personal data.
If your Canadian ancestor left no paper trail, you may need alternative evidence from other parts of your family tree. Learn how to find this evidence and obtain Canadian citizenship by descent.
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