The State Department rolled out new rules Thursday that aim to limit “birth tourism” — when pregnant women travel to the United States to give birth in order for their child to obtain a U.S. passport.The new rules, which go… View Article
Building a U.S. credit history is important for anyone who’s recently moved to the U.S. in order to ensure you can access the basics from a credit card to an apartment rental, car lease, loan, or mortgage. Without any credit… View Article
USCIS will require that immigrants show ID and personally sign for delivery of green cards, work permits, and other immigration documents sent via mail.
Aysenaz met Sheriff on Tinder while she was working on a J1 visa, and the pair quickly realized they wanted to stay together long-term. After choosing Boundless, Aysenaz managed to get a waiver of her visa’s home-residency requirement, allowing her… View Article
It used to be that a newcomer to the United States couldn’t “bring” their credit report or international credit score with them. Even someone with extensive credit in their prior home country would have to take on the onerous task… View Article
The Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Immigration Statistics closed out 2019 by publishing a swathe of new immigration data that offers an important portrait of new arrivals to the United States — and gives a preliminary snapshot of some… View Article
The past 12 months have brought plenty of bad news for immigrants and immigration advocates — but the coming year could be just as turbulent. With an election looming and impeachment hearings underway, expect President Donald Trump to use his… View Article
The U.S. Department of State released its latest Visa Bulletin. 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.
It’s been a rough year for immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees. Many of the Trump administration’s anti-immigrant policies were put on hold by federal courts, but the government’s efforts still left many immigrants feeling scared and confused — and also… View Article
After working in the United States on an H-1B visa, a marriage-based green card gave Malaysian-born graphic designer Andrew a chance to build a future with his husband Ian, a psychologist from Colorado. Boundless caught up with Andrew shortly after… View Article