In what immigration attorneys consider a “radical change,” U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a new policy that could make it more difficult for foreign students and exchange visitors in the United States to obtain new visas in…
Find out what’s new with U.S. immigration in this month’s Visa Bulletin Breakdown by Doug Rand, U.S. immigration policy expert and co-founder of Boundless.
The latest update on U.S. immigration in this month’s Visa Bulletin Breakdown, with analysis by Boundless immigration policy expert Doug Rand.
Moving to a new county or state could help you get a green card faster – from several months to a year or more! USCIS recently published data about wait times for two of the most important immigration forms (I-485: green card), and…
Some big leaps in wait times this month. Read more in the latest Visa Bulletin Breakdown by Boundless immigration policy expert Doug Rand.
The first major piece of U.S. legislation dealing with immigrant voting rights was the Naturalization Act of 1790, which allowed people born outside the United States to become citizens with voting rights — provided they were white men.
DACA and TPS students are not eligible for the most commonly used types of federal financial aid offered to college students in the United States. This is why the Boundless American Dream Scholarship will provide financial support to two exceptionally promising students.
Mariana & Brian shared their immigration journey with Boundless. Their story begins when Mariana from Ecuador and Brian from Ohio got married in New York.
This week, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that from this point forward, it will start accepting credit card payments for pretty much every type of required filing fee.This is really, really good news!Let us count the ways:All common…
With the Senate engaged in open-ended debate on immigration this week, lawmakers are focused on how (and whether) to protect Dreamers, the nearly 2 million undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children. Predicting what the Senate—let…