US Immigration

Power of Attorney Signatures No Longer Accepted by USCIS

US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced that forms submitted by applicants and petitioners who are seeking immigration benefits need to have a valid signature and that they will longer accept signatures from power of attorneys. US Citizenship and Immigration Services said that the new policy, which will come into effect from 18 March, is

Power of Attorney Signatures No Longer Accepted by USCIS Read More »

US Immigration accused of deporting immigrants with fake ID papers

Thousands of people who fail to meet the legal requirements to remain in the United States are deported from the country every year by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). 315,943 people who were either already illegally living in the US or trying to enter the country were removed in 2014, with the rules stating that travel

US Immigration accused of deporting immigrants with fake ID papers Read More »

US jobs could increase with relaxed immigration laws

Alejandro Mayorkas, the Director of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, announced in November an initiative that would assist immigrant entrepreneurs who wish to start a business in the United States to be able to navigate the immigration process.  Reports have discovered that highly skilled immigrants actually end up creating more jobs for Americans, and yet it

US jobs could increase with relaxed immigration laws Read More »

Scroll to Top