Will diabetes or obesity stop your immigrant’s visa?
“Is it true they’re no longer admitting anyone with diabetes? What about my brother, I think he’s obese?” a U.S. citizen client…
“Is it true they’re no longer admitting anyone with diabetes? What about my brother, I think he’s obese?” a U.S. citizen client…
Before she became a community leader in Texas, Michelle was a young girl in Pasig helping her mom sell goods on the street. Her father labored in a recycling plant, her mother juggled every side job she could. Life was tough, but it taught Michelle the one thing that still drives her today:
Strength doesn’t come from comfort. It comes from rising anyway.
When a U.S. petitioner dies, the beneficiary’s immigration route can suddenly collapse. The law automatically revokes the immigrant petition at the petitioner’s…
What does it mean to be successful? For many, it’s a degree, a title, or a paycheck. For Dr. Pat Lindsay “Pinky” Catalla-Buscaino — a Filipino American storyteller, educator, and community advocate — success is measured differently: by impact, legacy, and the stories we leave behind.
From singing at school programs in the Philippines to representing the country on international stages, Dessa Salazar has built a life anchored in music, faith, and family. Her story is one of perseverance, purpose, and pride in her Filipino roots.
Heads up, future citizens! USCIS will start administering the 2025 Naturalization Civics Test on October 20, 2025. The new format is a…
I recently handled a case that stayed with me. A young girl arrived in the United States, raised and supported by her…
She planned a two‑week trip home to help after her mother fell ill, and came back to find her green card under…
On September 1, 2025, Texas made a sharp move to curb a predatory tactic that preyed on routine trips to the bank:…
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) rewrote a key part of the naturalization playbook, and the change could shift who gets to…