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Naturalization is the process of becoming a U.S. citizen. We can assist with filing your naturalization application (Form N-400).
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DHS Has Proposed Eliminating the 60-Day Grace Period. Here Is What Has Actually Changed (Nothing, Yet)
The 60-day grace period for nonimmigrant workers remains in force today. DHS has submitted a proposed rule that would eliminate it, but that proposal is at an early stage of review, its text has not been made public, and no final rule or effective date exists.
Is There a Minimum E-2 Investment? Why the $100,000 Figure You Keep Seeing Is Not a Rule
There is no minimum E-2 investment amount set by statute or regulation. The requirement is that the investment be substantial, and substantiality is measured in proportion to the total cost of the particular business you are buying or building. The $100,000 figure repeated across so many websites is not invented, but it does not mean what it is usually taken to mean. It appears in the governing guidance describing something else entirely.
E-2 or EB-5? Comparing Capital, Commitment, and What Each Status Provides
The short answer: the E-2 is a temporary, renewable nonimmigrant status for treaty country nationals who actively run a U.S. business, with no statutory minimum investment and no path to a green card on its own. The EB-5 is an immigrant petition that can lead to permanent residence for nationals of any country, and it requires at least $800,000 (in a targeted employment area) or $1,050,000, plus the creation of at least 10 full-time jobs.
The September 30, 2026 EB-5 Grandfathering Deadline: What It Protects
The bottom line first: September 30, 2026 is the last day to file a qualifying Form I-526E petition and receive statutory grandfathering protection under the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022 (RIA), which requires USCIS to keep processing a protected petition even if the Regional Center Program later expires.
2026 Immigration Travel Prep: The Family Checklist for Documents and USCIS Updates
Immigration processes often unfold over long periods of time, requiring families to manage multiple filings, documents, and updates. Questions frequently arise not only about applications, but also about everyday issues such as travel, document access, and responding to government requests.
USCIS’s New Civics Test 2025: What Applicants Should Know
Introduction Beginning in late 2025, specifically for applications filed on or after October 20, 2025, USCIS began administering a revised naturalization civics test that is longer, more comprehensive, and more demanding than the previous version. The updated test reflects USCIS’s stated goal of modernizing civic education standards and ensuring applicants demonstrate meaningful understanding of U.S. […]