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Quick Summary: Can the Government Take Away Your U.S. Citizenship? U.S. citizenship can be revoked only through federal civil or criminal proceedings. Common grounds include fraud, concealment, illegal procurement, or willful misrepresentation. The government must prove its case by clear and convincing evidence. Only a federal district court can cancel citizenship, not an agency. Revocation […]
September 23, 2026
Quick Summary: Green Card Holder Travel in 2026 Green card holders face abandonment scrutiny for trips exceeding 180 days abroad. Reentry permits allow extended travel but require advance application before departure. CBP officers evaluate intent to maintain permanent U.S. residence at reentry. Documentation of U.S. ties significantly strengthens position during port-of-entry inspection. Need immediate help? […]
September 23, 2026
Quick Summary: U.S. Citizenship Application Timeline Most green card holders become eligible after five years of permanent residence. Spouses of U.S. citizens may qualify after three years of permanent residence. Applicants can file Form N-400 up to 90 days before meeting time requirements. Breaks in continuous residence or physical presence can delay eligibility dates. Need […]
September 21, 2026
Quick Summary: How to Replace a Lost, Stolen, or Expired Green Card (Form I-90) Form I-90 is used to replace or renew a green card in qualifying circumstances. Green card replacement typically takes about 8 to 12 months, though timelines vary. An I-797 receipt notice documents your pending I-90 application during processing. Filing errors or […]
September 16, 2026
Quick Summary: What to Expect in Immigration Court in Dallas Dallas Immigration Court is located at 1100 Commerce Street in downtown Dallas. Cases typically begin with a master calendar hearing before an immigration judge. Respondents have the right to legal representation but must secure their own attorney. Individual merits hearings involve presenting evidence and testimony […]
September 9, 2026
Recent Court Order on Hold Policies Release Date: 08/28/2026 Link to press release: https://discuss.ilw.com/articles/news/638274-news-uscis-publishes-recent-court-order-on-hold-policies On Aug. 24, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California issued an order in Red Eagle Law, L.C., et al. v. Joseph B. Edlow, 26-cv-04850-CRB (NDCA), enjoining PM 602-0192 and PM 602-0194. USCIS is ordered to adjudicate applications in the […]
September 2, 2026
Key Summary: USCIS policy grants officers discretion to deny certain immigration applications and petitions directly. USCIS may deny applications without issuing Requests for Evidence or Notice of Intent to Deny Applicants are responsible for establishing eligibility and providing all required initial evidence at the time of filing. Due to higher risk of immediate denial, applicants […]
August 31, 2026
Quick Summary: What Crimes Can Get You Deported? Certain convictions can trigger deportation, even for lawful permanent residents. Crimes involving moral turpitude and aggravated felonies can carry severe immigration consequences. Drug, firearm, and domestic violence offenses may trigger removal proceedings. Immigration outcomes depend on status, conviction details, sentences, and relief. Old convictions may resurface during […]
August 31, 2026
Quick Summary: Non-U.S. citizens aged 14 and older who remain in the country for 30 days or longer must be registered. Those 18 and older must carry proof of registration. DHS introduced Form G-325R for certain individuals lacking prior registration evidence. Registered non-U.S. citizens must notify the federal government of any address change within 10 […]
August 30, 2026
