Overweight Foreigners at Risk: How U.S. Immigration Rules Are Changing for Obese Applicants
As an immigration attorney, I’ve seen many shifts in policy and adjudication standards. Recently, the U.S. Department of State issued...
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Why You Should Bring a Professional Interpreter to Every USCIS Interview
Navigating the U.S. immigration system is challenging enough. If you don’t speak English fluently, the stakes become even higher during...
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What’s One Big Misconception About Immigration Law and Tech Talent?
As a U.S. immigration attorney working with professionals in the STEM industries and other professional fields from all over the...
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Passport Privilege: Why Skilled Immigrants Are Denied to the US
Whether you're stuck in a green card backlog or seeking an alternative to the H-1B lottery, we’re here to guide you forward.
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Why Skilled Workers Are Leaving the U.S. for Better Immigration Options
Many countries are modernizing immigration systems as people leave the US.
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Green Card Trouble? What You Need to Know About Admission and Lawful Status
Lawful admission and inspection shape immigration status and green card eligibility.
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Marina Shepelsky in the News: Media Coverage
Catch Marina Shepelsky in national and local media as she shares expert legal insight on immigration law, high-profile cases, and immigrant rights in America.
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$100 Asylum Application Fee Blocked by Court After Legal Challenge
A temporary injunction has paused the enforcement of the annual asylum application fee amid confusion and legal challenges.
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New DHS Rule Requires Fingerprints and Photos for All Travelers Entering and Leaving the U.S.
DHS expands fingerprint and photo checks for all travelers under new 2025 immigration rule.
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New 2025 Rule: No More Automatic Work Permit or EAD Renewals
The 2025 USCIS rule change ends automatic work permit extensions.
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