Latest updates on USCIS office closures and the expansion of the travel ban to include individuals present in the UK and Ireland within the last 14 days.
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Latest updates on US Embassy and Consulate closures, visa appointment cancellations, H-1B premium processing suspensions, public charge information, and local Nashville-area resources.
Read MoreIn an effort to protect our community, we have decided to close our office to all visitors and appointments until at least March 30, 2020.
Read MoreIn an effort to keep our clients informed on the latest updates related to the current outbreak, we want to share with you some trusted resources that can help you better understand how the coronavirus is impacting the lives of people around the world.
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Read MoreTennessee remains in a State of Emergency following a series of deadly tornadoes that struck overnight. As our Music City community works to recover from this heartbreaking disaster, there are numerous community organizations offering aid for those impacted. Disaster relief, shelters, and emergency medical assistance will not be counted in the new public charge test. If you have been impacted by the tornado and need assistance or resource referrals, please contact one of the following agencies.
Read MoreOn February 22, 2020, USCIS confirmed that it will implement the Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds final rule nationwide after the Supreme Court granted the government’s motion for a stay. The American Immigration Lawyers Association has provided this flyer to help immigrants understand how the new public charge rule affects them.
Read MoreOn January 27, 2020 the U.S. Supreme Court lifted a nationwide injunction blocking the Department of Homeland Security’s new Public Charge Final Rule. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has announced that this new rule will be implemented on February 24, 2020. This rule change presents a significant new burden for the vast majority of green card applicants, shifting attention away from petitioner/sponsor income and redirecting it to the applicant.
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