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USCIS Reduces EAD Validity for Adjustment-of-Status Applicants to 18 Months: what this means for green-card hopefuls — and how to plan ahead for renewals.

A father’s green card was revoked over a teenage conviction, leading to ICE detention. Learn how post conviction relief can prevent old mistakes from destroying your future in the U.S.

The Laken Riley Act has changed how non-citizens with criminal charges are treated. Even minor offenses can now lead to mandatory detention. Learn what this means and how to protect your rights.

Time is running out for immigrants with past DUI convictions. This article explains how post conviction relief and H.R. 875 intersect—and why acting now could be the difference between staying in the U.S. or facing deportation.

The end of Third-Country Visa Stamping for Indians has major implications for those on H-1B, F-1, L-1, and B1/B2 visas. Indian travelers can no longer renew U.S. visas in countries like Canada or Mexico and must now return to India for stamping—leading to longer trips, higher costs, and increased processing delays.

The recent H1B fee hike has created anxiety among foreign professionals and U.S. employers. While the $100,000 petition fee applies mainly to new applications filed after September 21, 2025, many are asking whether existing visa holders and those due for renewal soon will be impacted. Here’s what you need to know.

H.R. 875 has raised alarm for immigrants pursuing U.S. citizenship. A single DUI conviction could now derail your naturalization process, as the law treats DUIs more harshly than ever. Learn how this new law impacts eligibility, what “good moral character” means, and how to protect your pathway to citizenship.

The recently passed DUI bill, H.R. 875 – Protect Our Communities from DUIs Act of 2025 – could change the immigration landscape for visa holders and Green Card holders. Here’s what you need to know, and how Shan Potts Law Offices can help protect your future.

The U.S. government is preparing to introduce a harder citizenship test. For many green card holders, this change could make naturalization more challenging, especially for those with limited English skills or access to study resources. Here’s what you need to know and how Shan Potts can help you prepare.

Immigration attorneys are noticing increasing NTAs for H1Bs after layoffs or job changes. Here’s what’s driving this, how it impacts workers, and what you can do.