Form I-129: only the new edition counts since November 9
Since November 9, USCIS only accepts edition 09/09/26 of Form I-129. The old edition is rejected. Learn how to check yours and what changes.
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Since November 9, USCIS only accepts edition 09/09/26 of Form I-129. The old edition is rejected. Learn how to check yours and what changes.
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Since November 3, anyone boarding an international flight to the US must sign a CDC declaration about the DRC. Who signs, the 21 days, and how long it lasts.
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Today, November 10, is the last day to comment on the DHS proposal to end the grace period of up to 60 days. Comments close before midnight Eastern Time.
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USCIS final rule raises EB-5 fees from November 30, 2026: I-526 goes to $7,615, initial I-526E to $7,850 and I-829 to $5,000. Postmark decides.
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DHS proposes a $70,000 fee for the first OPT and $30,000 for the next one, paid by the school before the SEVIS recommendation. Comments by November 9.
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DHS has proposed ending the grace period of up to 60 days for E-1, E-2, E-3, H-1B, H-1B1, L-1, O-1 and TN workers. Comments close November 10, 2026.
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DHS proposes to remove deference to prior approvals on Form I-129. Learn what changes for extensions, the history and the comment deadline.
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I-140 Premium Processing: 15 business days for EB-1A and 45 for EB-2 NIW, the $2,965 fee and the October filing-location change, according to USCIS.
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What public school enrollment in the U. S. checks: age, address, immunizations and health — and why immigration status is not one of them, per the sources.
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What a USCIS RFE is, the official request for evidence: deadlines of up to 84 days, the single-submission rule and how it differs from a NOID.
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The November 2026 Visa Bulletin moved family categories up a full year and EB-2 by three months. See the official State Department dates for the month.
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What official sources say about losing a green card: abandonment of residence, the factors checked on return, reentry permit, SB-1 visa and I-407.
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