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If you are applying for a green card, the rules behind public charge are changing on September 18, 2026. The new public charge rule gives USCIS officers more room to weigh whether you might rely on government benefits in the future. That makes it more important to show th...

Waiting on a green card decision is stressful, and the fear of a green card application denial can make it worse. Here is the reassuring part: most denials happen for a small set of reasons, and nearly all of them are avoidable. When you know what USCIS looks for, you can file with confidence and greatly reduce your risk.

This guide explains why U.S. Citizenship and I...

You came to the United States to study, and now you want to work. Maybe you need income, experience, or a head start on your career. The good news is that you have several legal ways to earn a paycheck as an international student.

The rules matter, though. Working on an F-1 visa without the right permission can end your student status and force you to leave the countr...

CitizenPath's inaugural U.S. Immigration Affordability Index measures the true, all-in cost of six common immigration journeys across all 50 states — as a proposed federal fee increase threatens to push citizenship further out of reach.

FULLERTON, Calif. (August 4, 2026) – Applying for a U.S. green card or citizenship costs far more than the government filing f...

Conditional residents who received a two-year marriage green card are normally required to file Form I-751 jointly with their spouse to remove conditions on residence. But when a marriage ends in divorce, that joint filing is no longer possible. The I-751 waiver gives conditional residents a legal pathway to file without their ex-spouse and protect their permanent resident st...