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Can I Apply for VAWA Without a Police Report?

The short, vital answer is yes. Filing a police report is not a mandatory requirement for seeking protection under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). It’s a common misconception that can stop survivors from seeking the safety and independence they deserve. The reality is that the law is designed with the complex, often terrifying, dynamics of abuse in mind. It …

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Visas Revoked Over Social Media Posts

The Trump administration revoked visas for six foreigners who criticized commentator Charlie Kirk online after his assassination. The State Department said it will continue reviewing visa holders who “celebrated” his death. This follows a wider crackdown on foreign students protesting Israel’s actions in Gaza and increased monitoring of visitors’ social media activity. Read More The post Visas Revoked Over Social …

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EB-5 Green Card Success: I-526E Petition and Green Card Approved Under 6 Months

WR Immigration law firm is excited to share one of the fastest EB-5 success stories we have seen: Client achieved approval of both their I-526E EB-5 Investor petition and conditional green card within just five and a half months. This result showcases how strategic legal action, including filing a Writ of Mandamus (WOM) can help clients move their cases forward. …

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Establishing A Company In The United States: Legal And Tax Fundamentals

Establishing a company in the United States is relatively simple and fast compared to many other countries. Although there are legal and tax obligations at both the federal and state levels, the clarity of procedures and the ability to complete most steps online make the process highly practical. Required Documents for Company Formation in the United States In the U.S., …

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Proving Continuous Residence in US Immigration

What is the relevance of the concept of residence? Sometimes when applying for US citizenship or when disproving abandonment of Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) status, you may be required to show that you have continuously maintained the US as your residence.Generally, a person applying for naturalization under Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) 316(a), must have resided continuously in the United …

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What is the Difference Between VAWA Case and U Visa?

Navigating the labyrinth of U.S. immigration law is a daunting task under the best of circumstances. When you’re fleeing violence or recovering from a crime, it can feel downright impossible. Yet, within that complex system, there are two powerful, life-altering lifelines: the VAWA self-petition and the U Visa. They sound similar, both offering protection to vulnerable immigrants, but they operate …

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Los Angeles Declares Emergency Over ICE Raids

Los Angeles County declared a state of emergency amid expanding ICE raids that have fueled fear and economic disruption. The 4–1 vote allows officials to fund rent aid, legal services, and other relief for immigrant families. Supervisor Lindsey Horvath said the measure ensures full county support for affected communities, as arrests of migrants without criminal records continue to rise.

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WR Immigration News Digest – WR Immigration

For audio listeners, you can listen to our audio version of the News Digest here. You can also join our Immigration News Digest Newsletter here. On October 9, 2025, E-Verify announced that it has resumed operations after being offline from October 1–7, 2025 during the federal government shutdown. Employers who hired during this period must create E-Verify cases by Tuesday, …

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What Is A PERM Application?

A PERM application is the first step of the EB-3 Green Card process in the United States. It is a labor certification application filed by a U.S. employer that wishes to sponsor a foreign worker for lawful permanent residency. This application must be run by the sponsoring employer, not the foreign worker. Through the PERM process, the employer demonstrates that there are …

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