16 Oct, 2026 Article Born Overseas With One U.S. Citizen Parent? Your Passport Could Be Taken Away Years Later. Here Is What You Need to Know. People born overseas to one U.S. citizen parent who received U.S. passports are having those passports revoked years or decades later when the State Department determines the citizenship requirements were not properly met. This is not hypothetical. It is happening to real families including people in their 40s and 50s who believed their citizenship was settled. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains the legal standard, why revocations are increasing, and what every person in this situation must do now. Read more 9 Oct, 2026 Article Can You Leave Your Job Right After Getting an Employment-Based Green Card? Here Is What You Need to Know. Employment-based green card holders who leave their sponsoring employer immediately after receiving permanent residence are not breaking any law but they are creating a fraud inference that USCIS is increasingly willing to raise under the current administration. The concern surfaces most commonly at the naturalization stage where the full immigration history is reviewed. A real case involving a first-day termination shows exactly how serious this concern can become. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains what every employment-based green card holder needs to know before making any employment decisions. Read more 8 Oct, 2026 Article Attending a Green Card Interview With an F-1 Visa You Never Used for School Is a Serious Red Flag Right Now Two situations are becoming more common and more serious under the current administration. Applicants who entered on F-1 visas without attending school face fraud accusations at green card interviews as officers increasingly raise the disconnect between the visa purpose and actual activities. Nationals of 39-country pause countries are completing interviews and sitting in limbo for weeks with no decision. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains both honestly and what every affected applicant needs to do right now. Read more 24 Sep, 2026 Article Marriage Green Card Cases Are Taking Much Longer Than They Used To. Here Is What Every Couple Needs to Know Right Now (September/October 2026) The I-130 Petition for Alien Relative, the first step in consular processing marriage green card cases, has seen processing times increase from 12 to 15 months to nearly two years across all nationalities. Even straightforward Canadian spouse cases are approaching the two-year mark without approval. For travel ban countries the timeline is even more uncertain. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly what is happening and what every couple needs to know right now. Read more 24 Sep, 2026 Article The I-751 Filing Deadline Is More Important Than You Think. Here Is What Every Conditional Green Card Holder Needs to Know. The 90-day filing window for the I-751 joint petition is one of the most critical deadlines for conditional green card holders. Missing it can trigger removal proceedings. Waiver-based filers have more flexibility but should still file quickly. And as one real case in our office showed, next-day mail can take over a week making the online filing system a critical backup option. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains the complete deadline picture and what every conditional green card holder needs to know. Read more 24 Sep, 2026 Article USCIS Is Separating More Couples at I-751 Interviews. Here Is What You Need to Know and How to Prepare. USCIS is increasingly using Stokes interviews in I-751 removal of conditions cases, separating couples and testing whether independent answers about their shared life match. Genuine couples fail these interviews regularly because memory is imperfect and officers do not always follow up to clarify apparent inconsistencies. Under the current administration a poorly performed Stokes interview can lead to denial, immigration court referral, and detention. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly what triggers a separation, what questions are asked, and how to prepare. Read more 23 Sep, 2026 Article Citizenship Denials and RFEs Are Increasing Fast. Here Is What Every Naturalization Applicant Needs to Know Right Now. N-400 naturalization denials and RFEs are increasing significantly across the country. Officers are questioning late tax filings, legal tax extensions, travel patterns, and in some cases raising issues that simply do not apply to the applicant. The rules have not changed but the enforcement has. Even applicants who had successful interviews are experiencing post-interview complications before oath ceremony scheduling. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly what is happening and what every pending citizenship applicant needs to do right now. Read more 23 Sep, 2026 Article Puedes Comprar una Casa en los Estados Unidos y Obtener una Green Card? La Respuesta Real. La afirmación de que comprar una propiedad en los Estados Unidos conduce a una visa o green card circula constantemente en línea y no es verdad. No existe tal programa de inmigración en EE.UU. Las vías reales basadas en inversión, la visa E-2 y la green card EB-5, requieren empresa comercial activa y creación de empleos, no propiedad inmobiliaria pasiva. El abogado John Khosravi, Esq. explica exactamente cuándo cada opción funciona y cuándo no. Read more 22 Sep, 2026 Article Breaking: ICE Just Made CPT Rules Stricter and F-1 Students May Not Be Able to Do Summer Internships This Year ICE has announced stricter CPT requirements that are causing universities across the country to halt I-20 CPT authorization for F-1 students. Off-campus work must now be specifically and directly related to the declared major. General internships with incidental connections to the field no longer qualify. Approximately 100,000 students could be affected by a policy announced mid-cycle in August. Legal challenges are coming. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly what changed and what every affected student must do right now. Read more 21 Sep, 2026 Article We Got an I-751 Removal of Conditions Approved in Less Than 5 Months With No Interview. Here Is Every Document We Used. Most I-751 removal of conditions cases are taking two to three years right now. A recent case in our office was approved in four months and twenty-eight days with no interview. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. documents every piece of evidence submitted in that real case and gives the honest assessment of why some cases move fast while most people wait years regardless of how strong their documentation is. Read more 
16 Oct, 2026 Article Born Overseas With One U.S. Citizen Parent? Your Passport Could Be Taken Away Years Later. Here Is What You Need to Know. People born overseas to one U.S. citizen parent who received U.S. passports are having those passports revoked years or decades later when the State Department determines the citizenship requirements were not properly met. This is not hypothetical. It is happening to real families including people in their 40s and 50s who believed their citizenship was settled. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains the legal standard, why revocations are increasing, and what every person in this situation must do now. Read more 
9 Oct, 2026 Article Can You Leave Your Job Right After Getting an Employment-Based Green Card? Here Is What You Need to Know. Employment-based green card holders who leave their sponsoring employer immediately after receiving permanent residence are not breaking any law but they are creating a fraud inference that USCIS is increasingly willing to raise under the current administration. The concern surfaces most commonly at the naturalization stage where the full immigration history is reviewed. A real case involving a first-day termination shows exactly how serious this concern can become. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains what every employment-based green card holder needs to know before making any employment decisions. Read more 
8 Oct, 2026 Article Attending a Green Card Interview With an F-1 Visa You Never Used for School Is a Serious Red Flag Right Now Two situations are becoming more common and more serious under the current administration. Applicants who entered on F-1 visas without attending school face fraud accusations at green card interviews as officers increasingly raise the disconnect between the visa purpose and actual activities. Nationals of 39-country pause countries are completing interviews and sitting in limbo for weeks with no decision. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains both honestly and what every affected applicant needs to do right now. Read more 
24 Sep, 2026 Article Marriage Green Card Cases Are Taking Much Longer Than They Used To. Here Is What Every Couple Needs to Know Right Now (September/October 2026) The I-130 Petition for Alien Relative, the first step in consular processing marriage green card cases, has seen processing times increase from 12 to 15 months to nearly two years across all nationalities. Even straightforward Canadian spouse cases are approaching the two-year mark without approval. For travel ban countries the timeline is even more uncertain. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly what is happening and what every couple needs to know right now. Read more 
24 Sep, 2026 Article The I-751 Filing Deadline Is More Important Than You Think. Here Is What Every Conditional Green Card Holder Needs to Know. The 90-day filing window for the I-751 joint petition is one of the most critical deadlines for conditional green card holders. Missing it can trigger removal proceedings. Waiver-based filers have more flexibility but should still file quickly. And as one real case in our office showed, next-day mail can take over a week making the online filing system a critical backup option. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains the complete deadline picture and what every conditional green card holder needs to know. Read more 
24 Sep, 2026 Article USCIS Is Separating More Couples at I-751 Interviews. Here Is What You Need to Know and How to Prepare. USCIS is increasingly using Stokes interviews in I-751 removal of conditions cases, separating couples and testing whether independent answers about their shared life match. Genuine couples fail these interviews regularly because memory is imperfect and officers do not always follow up to clarify apparent inconsistencies. Under the current administration a poorly performed Stokes interview can lead to denial, immigration court referral, and detention. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly what triggers a separation, what questions are asked, and how to prepare. Read more 
23 Sep, 2026 Article Citizenship Denials and RFEs Are Increasing Fast. Here Is What Every Naturalization Applicant Needs to Know Right Now. N-400 naturalization denials and RFEs are increasing significantly across the country. Officers are questioning late tax filings, legal tax extensions, travel patterns, and in some cases raising issues that simply do not apply to the applicant. The rules have not changed but the enforcement has. Even applicants who had successful interviews are experiencing post-interview complications before oath ceremony scheduling. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly what is happening and what every pending citizenship applicant needs to do right now. Read more 
23 Sep, 2026 Article Puedes Comprar una Casa en los Estados Unidos y Obtener una Green Card? La Respuesta Real. La afirmación de que comprar una propiedad en los Estados Unidos conduce a una visa o green card circula constantemente en línea y no es verdad. No existe tal programa de inmigración en EE.UU. Las vías reales basadas en inversión, la visa E-2 y la green card EB-5, requieren empresa comercial activa y creación de empleos, no propiedad inmobiliaria pasiva. El abogado John Khosravi, Esq. explica exactamente cuándo cada opción funciona y cuándo no. Read more 
22 Sep, 2026 Article Breaking: ICE Just Made CPT Rules Stricter and F-1 Students May Not Be Able to Do Summer Internships This Year ICE has announced stricter CPT requirements that are causing universities across the country to halt I-20 CPT authorization for F-1 students. Off-campus work must now be specifically and directly related to the declared major. General internships with incidental connections to the field no longer qualify. Approximately 100,000 students could be affected by a policy announced mid-cycle in August. Legal challenges are coming. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. explains exactly what changed and what every affected student must do right now. Read more 
21 Sep, 2026 Article We Got an I-751 Removal of Conditions Approved in Less Than 5 Months With No Interview. Here Is Every Document We Used. Most I-751 removal of conditions cases are taking two to three years right now. A recent case in our office was approved in four months and twenty-eight days with no interview. Attorney John Khosravi, Esq. documents every piece of evidence submitted in that real case and gives the honest assessment of why some cases move fast while most people wait years regardless of how strong their documentation is. Read more 
