Boundless helps immigrants and the broader public understand the changing immigration system
The Wall Street Journal features a statement — signed by over 120 U.S. business leaders and spearheaded by Boundless — opposing the Department of Homeland Security’s proposed “Public Charge” rule
Boundless helps people “get green cards by demystifying immigration’s mad bureaucratic maze” and provides “access to good immigration counseling for less than the cost of a lawyer”
Boundless wins the first-ever Actually Good Tech Awards “for helping immigrants navigate a legal labyrinth”
The New York Times draws on Boundless’ analysis of U.S. citizenship trends in its report on surging application processing times over the past 2 years
In this op-ed, Boundless CEO and former business analyst Xiao Wang makes a data-driven case as to why the United States must “make U.S. citizenship easier, not harder.”
POLITICO Pro cites Boundless’ analysis of the “Public Charge” rule’s impact on visa applications filed at U.S. consulates and embassies
In this video news story, Boundless co-founder and former White House immigration official Doug Rand gives a reality check on the “Public Charge” policy that stands to severely restrict immigration
Forbes cites Boundless research on the damaging impact on married couples of the Department of Homeland Security’s proposed “Public Charge” rule
On NPR’s “Morning Edition” radio program, Boundless co-founder and immigration policy expert Doug Rand weighs in on the impact of immigration policies targeting H-1B visas, the H-4 work program, and the International Entrepreneur Rule that Rand helped to implement
Bloomberg Law cites Boundless research and a letter signed by over 120 business leaders opposing the proposed “Public Charge” rule, an effort led by Boundless
Boundless President Doug Rand shares his perspective on the “extraordinarily difficult” visa options facing startup founders from other countries
POLITICO mentions Boundless’ analysis of the cost of the “Public Charge” rule proposed by the Department of Homeland Security
Boundless co-founder and Obama White House immigration policy official Doug Rand comments on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s new “Public Charge” rule, calling it “a breathtakingly ambitious attempt to reshape the legal immigration system without an act of Congress”
Boundless co-founder and former White House immigration policy official Doug Rand expresses concern over the Trump administration’s attempt to add “citizenship” as a question in the next census
Boundless co-founder and former White House immigration policy official Doug Rand calls out the “Public Charge” rule (proposed by the Department of Homeland Security) for what it is: “a catastrophe for the innovation economy if ever enacted”
NBC News cites Boundless’ analysis of the new “Public Charge” rule’s impact on U.S. immigration and quotes Boundless co-founder and immigration policy expert Doug Rand on the consequences of the rule’s proposed income test
“Founder Xiao Wang came to the U.S. from China at a young age and is using technology to simplify the process of filling out complex applications.”
Business Insider Australia cites Boundless’ analysis of the potential impact of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s new “Public Charge” rule on couples seeking a marriage green card
Boundless co-founder and former White House immigration official Doug Rand describes the methods used by the Trump administration to reshape the legal immigration system
Boundless co-founder Doug Rand weighs in on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s proposed use of credit scores as a factor in evaluating immigration applications
Boundless co-founder and CEO Xiao Wang, along with Customer Success Advocate Joel Alcaraz, talks to Univision Seattle about how the company stays ahead of important changes to the U.S. immigration system
New American Economy talks to Boundless co-founder and CEO Xiao Wang about his immigrant background and why he chose Seattle as the launching pad for his immigration-focused startup
“Alex Modon knew the difficulties of getting a tech startup off the ground, but there was one complication he wasn’t prepared for: the U.S. immigration policy under President Trump.”
“Where you apply for a green card or to seek citizenship can make a big difference in how long you will wait for your papers to be processed.”
“Spouses of tech workers with H-1B visas can work in the U.S. with special work permits. But they are now in limbo since the Trump administration indicated it plans to end the work-authorization program this year.”
“The [Boundless] fee comes at a major discount to the costs of an immigration lawyer and streamlines a process that can be delayed months when errors are made”
“Boundless is in a unique position as a civic tech company in a field that is severely lacking in data”
“Boundless has become the top destination for immigrants applying for marriage-based green cards in the United States”
Boundless “has found a tech-driven solution to the problems facing would-be immigrants”
“Xiao Wang, founder of Seattle startup Boundless Immigration Inc., went against the rising tide of anti-immigrant sentiment afflicting the nation by launching a tech-based business […] And his bet seems to be paying off”
Boundless co-founder Doug Rand recalls his former White House department’s efforts to improve the “Optional Practical Training” program for F-1 student visa holders
The Christian Science Monitor draws on Boundless naturalization research for its report on the U.S. government’s surging citizenship application backlog
The Sacramento Bee draws on Boundless’ naturalization trends analysis in its report
