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Exporters may face clearance delays due to transmission issues with licences. Report declaration problems to CDS while the issue is being investigated.
The Economic Crime Supervision Handbook provides guidance on legislation and policy. It explains how to apply sanctions and use powers under MLR2017.
MEPs will reach out to US trade officials to salvage the transatlantic trade deal as Washington opens new investigations on EU goods.
The EU has criticized the US decision to ease sanctions on Russian oil. This move may undermine support for Ukraine at a critical moment.
Recent U.S. immigration policy changes bring stricter rules for Green Card holders. It's essential to keep your Green Card valid and comply with all requirements.
The SAVE Act requires individuals to provide proof of U.S. citizenship to register for federal elections, highlighting the importance of applying for U.S. citizenship for green card holders. The SAVE Act and its impact on U.S. immigration…
Becoming a U.S. citizen continues to be an important milestone for immigrants. 50 new Americans took the oath at a naturalization ceremony in Michigan.
The UK has introduced a new law providing bereaved partners with the right to take leave to care for a child after the primary carer's death.
The UK Home Office has updated its sponsor guidance. If you hold a sponsor licence, you need to know about the new compliance duties. Changes are effective immediately.
The High Court of the UK has handed down its judgment in R (RKC1 & Ors) v Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs & Anor. The court reaffirmed the limits of the UK's duties in evacuation cases, with…
Over 25% of spousal sponsorship applications in Canada are not being processed due to incompleteness. According to IRCC, 27% of applications were refused in 2025.
Canada held its first draw in the senior managers with Canadian work experience category, issuing 250 ITAs at a minimum CRS score of 429.
The National Bank of Ukraine has updated the rules for banks and non-bank operators. Changes affect digital identification, technical transport standards, and reporting.
The National Bank of Ukraine has changed its approaches to evaluating collectors' reputation. The changes are now in effect and being applied in practice. What does this mean for you?
To get a UK visa from China, you need to take a tuberculosis test. Find out where to get tested and what to do. Follow our guide to navigate the tuberculosis testing process for a UK visa.
The 1st Circuit has temporarily paused a district court order on third-country removal. This ruling affects noncitizens with no ties to the countries they are being deported to.
The full 9th Circuit declined to rehear a decision vacating a temporary protected status extension for Venezuela. This ruling may impact the immigration status of many individuals.
A federal judge has ordered the halt of a detention center construction in Maryland, citing potential environmental concerns.
The Washington State Legislature has passed a bill requiring employers to notify employees of federal record requests. This law aims to protect worker rights.
The Canadian Senate has passed a bill containing significant reforms to the immigration system, which may impact your future in Canada.
A Florida federal judge has ordered federal immigration authorities to return two deported U.S. citizen children. The children were deported to Guatemala with their mother.
Maryland has accused ICE of unlawfully refusing to provide records on detention conditions at a Baltimore immigrant holding facility. The state is demanding the release of information on the center, where immigrants often complain of…
A South Carolina federal judge has declined to block a U.S. Department of Labor administrative enforcement action. The company is accused of underpaying foreign agricultural workers.
Ukraine's Ministry of Economy has published a reform on commercial secrets protection. This reform will allow companies to include know-how in their capital and simplify court protection of rights.
This guidance is used to make decisions on asylum and human rights applications. It contains information on policy and the situation in Vietnam.
If you're a trader based outside of the UK, check if the business storing your goods in the UK is registered with the Fulfilment House Due Diligence Scheme to comply with UK law.
HMRC has published directions on electronic communications. Learn how this affects you and your tax obligations.
The asylum appeal backlog in the UK has exceeded 80,000 cases, resulting in significant delays for those waiting for a decision. The latest statistics show an alarming trend.
Canada offers an alternative path for international students after the UK's decision to stop issuing visas to students from four countries. This decision was made due to a surge in asylum claims from students of these nationalities.
Canada has introduced new rules for the citizenship test. Most applicants will have to take an online test. Details below.
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