Immigration

USCIS is tightening good moral character reviews for naturalization. Learn what’s changed, what evidence helps, and when to consult an immigration attorney.

Learn how USCIS’s shift from 5-year to 18-month work permits affects asylum seekers and other immigrants, and why timely renewals and legal guidance are critical.

Learn how the new public charge proposal lets officers scrutinize your financial history, putting family-based green cards at risk and how a lawyer can help.

Immigration vaccine waivers FAQ: learn how waivers work, who qualifies, and what to do if you have reactions or religious objections to vaccines. Guidance from experienced attorneys.

Learn how the new 2025 U.S. citizenship test affects applicants filing after October 20, including civics changes, exemptions and how Siri & Glimstad can help.

Learn how 2025 Visa Medical Exams and public charge rules affect family-based immigrants with serious health conditions, and how to prepare for your case.

See our immigration attorneys traveling to key events to advocate for clients, stay informed on vaccine issues, and help immigrants navigate vaccine requirements and waivers.

Updated federal immigration policies include a pause on asylum decisions and delays for applicants from 19 “countries of concern.” Learn what this means for your case.

Explore the key differences between medical and religious vaccine waivers, helping you navigate your options effectively.

USCIS issues new guidance on the $100,000 H-1B visa fee, outlining clear exemptions and who may qualify.