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In the long journey of immigrating to the United States, the interview is often the most stressful and critical step. Many applicants who think they have the right documents will be able to get through the interview, only to "fall through" on the day of the interview.2025, the rejection rate for U.S. immigration interviews has fluctuated significantly, especially in certain visa categories....
The final stage of immigrating to the United States often involves an important part of the process that is "make or break" - the immigration physical examination. Many people think that this is just a routine check, but in fact, the U.S. immigration physical examination has a strict program, specific designated hospitals, clear health standards. If you don't pass a medical exam...
For many people planning to immigrate to the U.S., the long visa waiting period is often the biggest source of anxiety. Waiting for several years or even ten years or more not only disrupts life planning, but may also miss valuable career or family reunion opportunities. The good news is that the United States does have some "expedited pass...
For new immigrants to the United States, a Social Security Number (SSN) is almost the first "ticket" to life. Whether you are looking for a job, opening a bank account, buying insurance or filing a tax return, it is indispensable...
Immigrating to the U.S. is only the first step; the real challenge is adapting to life after landing. Many new immigrants think that everything will be fine once they get a visa or green card, but in fact, if they ignore the key procedures and life planning after landing, it will probably affect their jobs, benefits and even legal status. Today we will use...
In recent years, U.S. immigration policies have been frequently adjusted, but the demand for highly skilled individuals and professionals in shortage industries remains strong. Entering 2025, the U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) have jointly updated the Priority Occupations List (POL) for those who wish to immigrate to the U.S. through work or occupational...
In recent years, as the U.S. immigration fever continues to rise, more and more Chinese families choose to study abroad, investment and other ways to open the "American dream". However, the growth in demand has also given rise to a large number of illegal intermediaries and "gray operations", especially in 2025, immigration fraud is more covert and...
In the U.S. immigration system, relative immigration has always been a stable and most numerous legal immigration channel. However, in the past few years, due to epidemics, staff shortages and other reasons, the approval efficiency of relatives' immigration once dropped dramatically, making many applicants wait for years. However, in 2025,...
Every year the H1B visa lottery touches the hearts of countless overseas job seekers. Many people think that getting an H1B work visa is equivalent to "half a foot in the door of the U.S. green card", but in reality, from H1B to green card is far more complicated than imagined. 2025, the U.S. Immigration Service on the work visa...
In recent years in the U.S. immigration, more and more Chinese families have begun to consider immigrating through skilled immigration, study abroad immigration, and relatives reunification. In 2025, new changes have occurred in both U.S. immigration policy and Canadian immigration policy, and many families are facing a final decision before making a...
As the U.S. federal government makes a series of significant changes to the immigration system in 2025, green card applications, visa issuance, and the asylum process will undergo unprecedented changes. These new policies will not only affect the pace and direction of future U.S. immigration applications, but will also profoundly change the way many families and...
The U.S. immigration interview is an important hurdle that most immigrant applicants must face. Whether it is a relative immigrant, a professional immigrant, a marriage green card or an asylum or investment visa, the interviewer will ask a series of questions to determine the applicant's authenticity, legitimacy, and whether or not he or she meets the immigration requirements....
Over the past few years, the attractiveness of different cities to new immigrants has quietly changed as a result of changing U.S. immigration policies and the transformation of global lifestyles. Compared to Los Angeles or New York, where everyone used to pile in, more and more immigrants today tend to choose cities with a low cost of living and on...
With the update of the U.S. immigration policy in 2025, the application fees for various types of visas have also seen a significant upward trend. From work visas to relative immigrants, from student visas to green card applications, not only do the official fees continue to rise, but the "invisible expenses" behind the scenes make a lot of applicants say they can't afford to...