USCIS

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Earlier known as INS. USCIS is responsible for providing immigration benefits to applicants. Homepage http://wwww.uscis.gov

USCIS Proposes Significant Enhancements to EB-5 Visa Processing to Help America Win the Future

released May 19, 2011

Actions Will Streamline Program Designed to Create Jobs

WASHINGTON—U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) today proposed significant enhancements to the administration of the USCIS Immigrant Investor Program, commonly referred to as the EB-5 Program—transforming the intake and review process for immigrant investors as part of the Obama administration’s continued commitment to improve the legal immigration system and meet our economic and national security needs for the 21st century.

USCIS Invitation to Teleconference on Haiti TPS- Registering under Re-designation

Dear Stakeholders,

 

USCIS Office of Public Engagement would like to invite you to a teleconference regarding updates on Haiti TPS: Extension and Re-designation.

Stakeholders are invited to review and discuss the process of registering for Temporary Protected Status under the re-designation as well as the process of re-registering under the extension.

 

The call will be Friday, May 20th starting at 2 p.m. EST. Please see attached invitation for more information.

 

Many Thanks,

  

USCIS Releases Expanded Civics and Citizenship Toolkit

A revised edition of the Civics and Citizenship Toolkit is now available. The Toolkit contains a selection of civics and naturalization-focused educational materials to help organizations begin or enhance a collection of resources for immigrants.

In its second edition, the Civics and Citizenship Toolkit now offers updated information and expanded content including:

USCIS Launches E-Verify Spanish Website

USCIS Public Engagement: USCIS Launches E-Verify Spanish Website

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services sent this bulletin on 05/06/2011 09:17 AM EDT

 

Dear Stakeholder –

 

USCIS has launched the Spanish version of its E-Verify web pages. Please visit www.uscis.gov/espanol/E-Verify to view important information for both employees and employers now available in Spanish. USCIS plans to expand the E-Verify Spanish website with additional sections on a recurring basis.