Visitor Visa Holders: Bringing Goods to the U.S. and Birth Tourism Regulations
Visitor visa holders under the B-1 classification are permitted to temporarily bring goods or products into the United States for the purpose of soliciting orders, […]
2025 Tax Filing Season Set to Begin on January 27: Expanded Tools and Key Updates for Taxpayers
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that the 2025 tax season will begin on Monday, January 27, 2025. With over 140 million individual tax […]
Are International Students Required to File Taxes in the U.S.?
The United States is currently hosting over 1 million international students. According to Open Doors data, 1,126,690 international students from more than 210 countries studied […]
Steps to Reenter the U.S. After Losing, Damaging, or Having Your Green Card Stolen While Overseas
If you lose, damage, or have your green card stolen while outside the United States, you will need to apply for a travel document by […]
Asylees in the U.S. Can Receive Up to $1,840 in Cash and Additional Support After Asylum Approval
After being granted asylum in the United States, asylees become eligible for a wide range of resettlement benefits. Unfortunately, due to a lack of proper […]
5 Essential Steps to Take After Arriving in the U.S. with an Immigrant Visa
If you’ve recently arrived in the United States on an immigrant visa or plan to do so, there are crucial steps you must take immediately. […]
New U.S. Tax Rates for 2024 Expected to Save Taxpayers Thousands: Here’s What’s New
The IRS has introduced inflation-adjusted tax brackets for the 2024 tax year, which will generally apply to income tax returns filed in 2025. These adjustments […]
35 Nepali Artists Received U.S. Performance Visas in 2024 and Earned Thousands: Are They Obligated to Pay Taxes in the U.S.?
In fiscal year 2024, the United States issued P-3 performance visas to 35 Nepali artists for cultural presentations. The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of […]
No Taxes for Americans Earning Up to $126,500 Abroad in 2024, but Conditions Apply
The IRS has clarified that U.S. citizens who spend more than 330 days outside the United States in a year will not be required to […]
The Answers to These Questions Are Changing in the U.S. Citizenship Interview
Several answers in the U.S. citizenship interview are set to change, reflecting outcomes of the November elections. These updates will impact responses to specific questions […]