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10/23/2026

🎙️ FREE ZOOM WEBINAR: Q & A on U.S. Immigration Updates

Immigration policies continue to evolve, and staying informed is essential to making the right decisions about your immigration journey.

Join Prometrics Legal Hub, LLC for a FREE interactive webinar featuring Dr. Fola Odion, Immigration Attorney, as we discuss important U.S. immigration developments and what they mean for you.

📌 Topics include:

* Employment-based immigration
* Family-based immigration
* Adjustment of status
* Recent immigration updates
* Live questions and answers

📅 Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM Eastern Time
📍 Venue: Zoom (Virtual)

🔗 Meeting ID: 850 3216 2085

✅ Free and open to everyone!
✅ No registration required!
✅ Live Q&A session included!

Whether you’re exploring immigration options, navigating an ongoing application, or simply looking to stay informed, this is an opportunity to get valuable insights from an immigration attorney.

Scan the QR code on the flyer to join!

📩 Questions? [email protected]

🌟 Your one stop shop for actualizing your American dream.

09/28/2026

🟤 Travel Alert: Domestic Travel for Undocumented Immigrants

Domestic travel within the United States may carry increased immigration-enforcement risks for undocumented immigrants, including the possibility of questioning, arrest, or detention.

Before traveling:

✅ Speak with an immigration attorney about your individual circumstances and potential risks.

✅ Keep your attorney’s contact information readily available.

✅ Carry copies of relevant immigration records and other important documents.

✅ Consider your route and method of travel, as airports, buses, trains, and certain locations may involve additional immigration enforcement risks.

If you are stopped, questioned, or detained, remain calm and do not physically resist. You can ask to speak with an attorney and should understand any document before signing it.

Every immigration situation is different. If you are unsure how domestic travel could affect you, contact us before making your trip:

📩 [email protected]

🌟 Your one stop shop for actualizing your American dream.

09/21/2026

🟤 Travel Alert: What Visa Holders Should Know Before Domestic Travel

Domestic travel within the United States may still require careful preparation for visa holders, especially if there are questions about your current immigration status or documentation.

Before traveling, make sure you:

✅ Carry appropriate travel and immigration documents, including your passport, I-94, and applicable approval notices.

✅ Use an acceptable form of identification at TSA checkpoints.

✅ Keep physical or digital copies of important immigration documents.

✅ Review your current status and I-94 before traveling, particularly if you have had a change, extension, or other immigration filing.

If you are stopped, questioned, or detained, remain calm and avoid physically resisting. You may also request to speak with an attorney before signing documents you do not understand.

Your individual immigration history matters. If you have concerns about your status or documentation before traveling, contact us:

📩 [email protected]

🌟 Your one stop shop for actualizing your American dream.

09/14/2026

🟤 Immigration Update: Important Changes for F-1 & J-1 Visa Holders

DHS changes affecting how F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors are admitted and how long they may remain in the United States are set to take effect September 15, 2026.

Under the changes highlighted:

• F-1 and J-1 holders would receive a fixed “Admit Until Date” rather than being admitted for Duration of Status (D/S).
• The authorized stay would generally be tied to the program period, subject to applicable limits.
• Staying beyond the authorized period may require an extension or other appropriate action.
• F-1 students would face a shorter post-program grace period.

If you are currently in F-1 or J-1 status, review your immigration documents carefully, speak with your DSO or Responsible Officer where appropriate, and understand how any new requirements may affect your specific situation.

⚠️ Litigation may affect implementation of these changes, so it is important to follow current official guidance before taking action.

If you need help understanding how these developments may affect your immigration plans, contact us:

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07/22/2026

🔥 SOME CASES DEFY THE ODDS. THIS WAS ONE OF THEM.

Our client sought a highly uncommon Change of Status from an A2 Diplomatic Visa to an F1 Student Visa.

The journey was anything but straightforward.

❌ Department of State recommendation denied.
❌ Appeal denied.
❌ Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) issued by USCIS.

Many would have stopped there.

Instead, we carefully built the case, responded strategically to the NOID, and remained committed to the process.

✅ Final Result: APPROVED.

Every immigration case has its own unique challenges. Sometimes success isn’t about taking the easy path. It’s about having the right strategy, persistence, and advocacy when the stakes are highest.

If you’ve been told your case is difficult or impossible, don’t give up before exploring your options.

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05/29/2026

🟤 FAQ Spotlight: Can USCIS Still Adjust Your Status?

Yes, it is still possible to adjust status inside the United States. However, adjustment of status is no longer automatically granted simply because you were in status when you filed.

USCIS may evaluate the totality of your circumstances and consider positive factors when exercising discretion. These factors can include:

✅ Family ties in the United States
✅ Employment history and tax compliance
✅ Ongoing education or business activities
✅ Compliance with immigration laws
✅ Contributions that benefit the United States
✅ Evidence of good moral character

Applicants should also be prepared to explain:

• Why they chose adjustment of status instead of consular processing
• Whether any circumstances prevented consular processing
• Why they remained in the United States after their authorized stay expired, if applicable

Every case is unique, and a strong presentation of positive factors can make a significant difference.

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03/17/2026

🟤 Did You Know? Withdrawing an I-140 Does Not Erase USCIS Concerns

Withdrawing an I-140 petition does not automatically close the door on prior issues.

If there were concerns in a previous filing, USCIS may still rely on those findings and raise them again in a new or subsequent petition.

This means a withdrawal does not necessarily “reset” your case. Any prior inconsistencies, misrepresentations, or eligibility concerns may still need to be addressed.

Before filing a new petition, it is important to understand and properly respond to any past issues to avoid delays or denials.

Have questions about your immigration history or next filing strategy?

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03/11/2026

🟤 Important USCIS Update: Form I-129 Edition Change

Starting April 1, 2026, USCIS will only accept the 02/27/26 edition of Form I-129 (Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker), commonly used for H-1B filings.

Using an outdated version of the form may lead to rejection of your petition.

To avoid delays or rejection, make sure your filing uses the correct and most recent edition of Form I-129 before submission.

If you need guidance with preparing or reviewing your H-1B filing, contact us today:

📩 [email protected]

🌟 Your one stop shop for actualizing your American dream.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and not legal advice. For official updates, please visit the appropriate government website: https://www.uscis.gov/i-129

02/20/2026

🟤 March 2026 Visa Bulletin Update: EB-2 NIW Is Current

The March 2026 Visa Bulletin shows that EB-2 NIW priority dates are current.

This means eligible applicants may:

• File Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status)
• File Form I-765 (Work Permit) together with Form I-485
• Apply whether their EB-2 NIW petition is pending, approved, or filed in March 2026

⚠️ Priority dates can move quickly and may not remain current in future months.

If your priority date is current, this may be the time to act.

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02/19/2026

🟤 FAQ Spotlight: Can STEM OPT Students Work Multiple Jobs?

Yes, STEM OPT students may work for multiple employers.

However, each employer must be enrolled in E-Verify and complete a Form I-983 training plan.

All employment must be directly related to the student’s STEM degree and must comply with USCIS requirements, including proper reporting and supervision.

Before accepting multiple roles, it is important to ensure each position meets regulatory standards to avoid status issues.

Have questions about your STEM OPT compliance?

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🌟 Your one stop shop for actualizing your American dream.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and not legal advice. For official updates, please visit the appropriate government website: https://studyinthestates.dhs.gov/stem-opt-hub

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