Current U.S. Dual Citizenship Policy Many countries require citizens to choose one nationality, but the United States has long allowed dual citizenship. According to the U.S. Department of State, Americans […]
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International professionals from Asia have long fueled the U.S. economy. Many—particularly from countries like India, China, Korea, and Japan—hold H‑1B or other employment‑based visas. Yet despite their critical roles, visa
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The H-1B program remains one of the most important pathways for U.S. employers to hire highly skilled foreign professionals in STEM, finance, research, healthcare, and other specialty occupations. Beginning in
Planning to bring your fiancé(e) to the United States? The K-1 visa (often called the fiancé(e) visa) allows U.S. citizens to petition for their foreign-national fiancé(e)s so they can marry
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The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm would like to provide you with an update regarding the Department of State’s December 2025 Visa Bulletin. Please refer to the tables below
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On September 19, 2025, President Donald Trump signed a proclamation titled “Restriction on Entry of Certain Nonimmigrant Workers,” triggering major concerns across U.S. businesses and immigration circles. The order imposes
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The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm would like to provide you with an update regarding the Department of State’s November 2025 Visa Bulletin. Please refer to the tables below
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The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm would like to provide you with an update regarding the Department of State’s October 2025 Visa Bulletin. Please refer to the tables below
Visa Bulletin for October 2025 Read More »
The intensification of immigration enforcement across the United States has brought unprecedented challenges to Asian American communities, particularly in states with significant Asian populations like New Jersey, New York, and
