I am proud to announce that Boundless has unanimously won the 2018 “Business of the Year” Torch Award for Ethics from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), selected among a group of 15 finalists — including Amazon, Highspot, and Pioneer Services… View Article
These days, it seems like the federal government is announcing new immigration policies all the time. Yet often it’s difficult to tell the difference between what’s a real change and what’s still just in the planning stages.That distinction — between… View Article
Himanshu, originally from India, and Korean-American Ji Yeon met while working for the same company but in different departments. Happy hours led to dating. And after several years, they decided to finally tie the knot. Two months after the wedding,… View Article
Adrian and Torun met while Torun, originally from Norway, was on a student visa in the United States. They got married in fall 2017 and signed up with Boundless the following February. Just five months later, Torun was approved for… View Article
Entre todas las medidas que la administración de Trump ha tomado hasta ahora para restringir la inmigración legal, la “norma de carga pública” ha sido la que ha tenido un impacto más grande. Esta política está diseñada para reducir el… View Article
The U.S. Department of State recently released its Visa Bulletin for November 2018. That’s a big deal if you’re waiting for your priority date to be current so that your green card application can move forward.If you don’t know what… View Article
Naika, a Canadian, and Thomas, an American, met in Seoul, South Korea over a decade ago. Thomas was in the U.S. Army and Naika taught English. They were married in the spring of 2017. After Naika received her green card… View Article
Panos and Kaitlin on their wedding dayKaitlin, an American, and Panos, from Cyprus, met in college about a month after Panos came to the United States in 2013. After Panos transferred to another university, the couple continued dating long distance…. View Article
The Trump administration’s plan to restrict legal immigration through a new “public charge rule” could prevent half of all foreign-born spouses of U.S. citizens from obtaining green cards, according to new data analyzed by Boundless Immigration. If the Department of… View Article
Among all the measures that the Trump administration has pursued so far to constrain legal immigration, the “public charge rule” could have the biggest impact. This policy is designed to reduce the number of people who are eligible for green… View Article