“Boundless is a modern immigration company that combines technology and information to make the spousal visa and naturalization processes cheaper and easier than ever before.”
“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
Boundless co-founder and immigration policy expert Doug Rand explains the danger of revoking H-4 work permits
In this podcast hosted by Shawn Ketcham, Boundless CEO Xiao Wang recounts his family’s immigration story and why he founded Boundless
Boundless co-founder and immigration policy expert Doug Rand explains the regulatory process that changes to the H-4 work-permit policy must undergo
Boundless co-founder and former White House immigration policy official Doug Rand challenges the soundness of the U.S. government’s decision to roll back a program that ultimately helps to lift the national economy
Boundless co-founder and immigration policy expert Doug Rand explains the regulatory process of pushing out the looming H-4 work permit changes
ABC News 5 Cleveland cites Boundless’ naturalization data analysis in its report about a nonprofit that helps refugees and immigrants apply for U.S. citizenship
The New Americans Campaign features “The State of New American Citizenship” report by Boundless, with commentary from Boundless CEO Xiao Wang
The Ventura County Reporter features Boundless’ naturalization trends report that “shines light on Ventura County’s lackluster naturalization rate for immigrants who are eligible to become U.S. Citizens”
América TeVé features Boundless’ citizenship trends report, which ranked Hialeah, Florida’s U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services field office the “best” in South Florida
Fox 8 Cleveland shares the citizenship journey of Ilda Suli who naturalized last year in Cleveland, Ohio, ranked by Boundless as the No. 1 best city for immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship
The Plain Dealer cites Cleveland, Ohio’s remarkable performance across several metrics that propelled the city to the top of Boundless’ ranking of the best metro areas for becoming a U.S. citizen