Holiday Travel and ICE Enforcement: What International Students Should Know Before Leaving Campus

As the holiday season approaches, many international students plan to travel within the United States or return home to visit family. While travel is a normal part of student life, recent events have raised questions about immigration enforcement activity and how students can protect themselves during holiday travel.

Understanding...

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Important H-1B Update: Presidential Proclamation and $100,000 Fee

A recent Presidential Proclamation introduces significant changes for certain new H-1B workers, including a temporary pause on approvals and new entry restrictions unless a $100,000 government fee is paid. These measures apply to specific H-1B petitions and individuals seeking entry to the United States. The Proclamation took effect on September 21, 2025,...

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Proposed Bill Raises Questions About Dual Citizenship — What U.S. Citizens Should Know

Recently, questions have circulated online about whether the United States may restrict or eliminate dual citizenship for naturalized citizens. These concerns stem from discussion around a newly introduced bill that has raised alarm among many immigrants who hold more than one passport.

At this time, it is important to...

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Understanding L-1A, L-1B, and L-1 Blanket Visas: A Practical Guide for Global Businesses Expanding to the U.S.

Many international companies look to the United States to expand their operations—whether it’s an IT firm, a medical group, or a restaurant business entering the U.S. market. One of the most effective immigration tools for this type of expansion is the L-1 visa, which allows companies to transfer key personnel from a foreign...

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Canada’s New Citizenship-by-Descent Rules Are Now in Effect: What Families Abroad Need to Know

Canada has officially implemented new citizenship rules that affect Canadians born or adopted outside the country, and their children. These changes are now in force under Bill C-3, an amendment to the Citizenship Act, and are intended to make citizenship law clearer and more consistent for modern Canadian families living internationally.

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USCIS Updates Photo Rules to Strengthen Identity Verification

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued new guidance that limits the age of photos used for certain immigration documents. Effective immediately, USCIS generally requires photos to have been taken within three (3) years of the date a USCIS form is filed. USCIS also indicates that self-submitted photos will no longer...

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Canada Updates Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Rules: What International Students Need to Know

Canada has issued an important update to its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program that directly affects international students graduating in 2025 and beyond. The update clarifies eligibility rules around language requirements, field of study, and study permit timing, resolving confusion that followed earlier policy changes.

If you are an international...

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Understanding Criminal Rehabilitation and Temporary Resident Permits (TRPs) for Entering Canada

Canada has strict rules about who may enter the country. Even a single past conviction—even one that seems minor or happened many years ago—can make a person inadmissible to Canada. This includes offenses such as driving under the influence (DUI/DWI), theft, assault, fraud, drug-related offenses, and more.

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How Buying a Franchise in Canada Can Lead to Work Permits and Permanent Residency

Many international entrepreneurs are looking at Canada as the next destination to expand their business. One of the most practical ways to enter the Canadian market is through purchasing a franchise. Whether it’s a restaurant, retail operation, tutoring center, or service brand, Canada has a strong and growing franchise industry — and...

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