DHS Proposes a $70,000 OPT Fee: What F-1 Students Should Protect Before the Rules Change
October 24, 2026For international students pursuing education in the United States, Optional Practical Training (OPT) can be an important bridge between academic study and professional experience. But ...Read More - DHS Proposes a $70,000 OPT Fee: What F-1 Students Should Protect Before the Rules Change
ICE Demands Up to $1.8 Million for Failure to Depart: Challenging the Fine Without Abandoning Your Immigration Case
October 24, 2026Imagine receiving a notice from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) demanding hundreds of thousands of dollars—or even approximately $1.8 million—because the government ...Read More - ICE Demands Up to $1.8 Million for Failure to Depart: Challenging the Fine Without Abandoning Your Immigration Case
Your Social Media Is Part of Visa Screening: When Your Posts Conflict With Your Application
October 24, 2026Your visa application identifies one employer, but your LinkedIn profile lists another. You tell the consular officer that you intend to visit the United States ...Read More - Your Social Media Is Part of Visa Screening: When Your Posts Conflict With Your Application
You Married a U.S. Citizen: Can Public Benefits Put Your Green Card Application at Risk?
October 24, 2026You married a U.S. citizen and are preparing to apply for a Green Card. Your spouse’s income is limited. Your family may have ...Read More - You Married a U.S. Citizen: Can Public Benefits Put Your Green Card Application at Risk?
F-1 Litigation: Universities Ask Federal Court to Block ICE’s New Restrictions on Student Internships
October 24, 2026You are an international student pursuing a degree in the United States. Your academic department has approved an internship. The experience relates directly to your ...Read More - F-1 Litigation: Universities Ask Federal Court to Block ICE’s New Restrictions on Student Internships