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Rights & safety
What your rights are during an immigration encounter and how to prepare your family.
DACA
Renewals, current litigation, and timing for Dreamers in 2026.
TPS
Temporary Protected Status by country, what changed, and your options.
Family
Family-based green cards, sponsorship, and how the process actually works.
Work
Work permits (EAD), eligibility, fees, and renewal timing.
Citizenship
Naturalization steps and the new 2025 civics test.
Humanitarian relief
Asylum basics and options after a parole program ends.
Registration
The alien registration requirement and Form G-325R, explained.
Fees & timelines
2026 USCIS fees and realistic processing-time ranges.
Legal help
How to find a real lawyer or accredited rep and avoid notario fraud.
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The alien registration requirement (Form G-325R), explained
What the new alien registration requirement is, who must register with Form G-325R, and why you should talk to a lawyer before deciding.
Alien registration 7 min read
Citizenship and naturalization: requirements and the new 2025 test
Naturalization requirements, the Form N-400 steps, the fees, and how the civics test changed starting October 2025.
Citizenship 8 min read
DACA renewal in 2026: a step-by-step guide
How to renew DACA in 2026, when to file, what it costs, and what the current litigation means for recipients inside and outside Texas.
DACA 8 min read
Updates See updates
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Update
New 2026 immigration fees: what changed under the HR-1 law
The HR-1 law brought new fees: $100 for asylum, $102 annually while the case stays pending, and the asylum/parole/TPS EAD rose to $1,000.
Update
Watch: the alien registration requirement remains in effect
Alien registration with Form G-325R remains in effect. Before registering, confirm whether you are already registered and consult a lawyer.
Update
TPS in 2026: what is changing, by country
TPS is in flux. Venezuela and Honduras face terminations; Haiti remains valid while the Supreme Court decides. Verify your country.
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