02 Jul 2025

I am a green card holder and recently got married to someone in India. Is there a quick way to bring them to the U.S. with a green card?

Answer Unfortunately, this is a difficult scenario. The spouse with the green card must file an I-130 petition in the FB2A category, but this category is retrogressed by several years. The foreign national spouse potentially can come on a nonimmigrant visa of their own, such as...

30 Jun 2025

DOS Clarifies National Interest Exception Process for Travel Ban

Following the implementation of the travel ban implemented on 09.Jun.2025, many foreign nationals have been left with questions regarding their eligibility for visa issuance and admission to the United States. While the proclamation restricts entry for many, it includes provisions for exceptions, including a national...

27 Jun 2025

Supreme Court Rules – Nationwide Injunctions Narrowed

In a 6–3 decision today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that lower courts may not issue nationwide injunctions so broadly, but they retain authority to impose limited injunctions in specific cases.  This significantly eases a path for the Trump administration to implement an Executive Order...

26 Jun 2025

Overcoming a Finding of Fraud or Willful Misrepresentation at the Consulate

If U.S. consular officers determine that an applicant committed fraud or willful misrepresentation to obtain an immigration benefit, they can make a finding under Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) 212(a)(6)(C)(i) that makes the applicant inadmissible to the United States. A finding of fraud or willful...

26 Jun 2025

Travel Alert: National Interest Exception for P 10949

Trump’s 2025 Proclamation suspending visa issuance for specific countries allows for rare case‑by‑case exceptions if travel “serves a U.S. national interest,” decided by the State in coordination with DHS. Visa applicants must be eligible and explain with their DS160 how their travel advances U.S. interest. No...