The Guide for the Immigrant
Volume 10.28.26
October 28, 2026
The Visa Bulletin – November 2026 presenting the new priority dates for the Family and employment-based applications. Get to know which categories advanced, which remained unchanged or regressed, and how these movements can affect your migration process.
Getting the Permanent residence in the United States It grants important rights, but it also entails responsibilities to maintain your immigration status. Learn more Beneficios and protections you have as a permanent resident, What are your obligations and what situations could put your residence at risk?.
Victims of certain crimes, domestic violence or human trafficking may have access to Protections and special immigration options in the United States. Get to know What alternatives exist, who could qualify and how to seek reliable legal help to protect their rights and their safety.
All the children have the right to attend public school, regardless of their immigration status or that of their parents. Get to know What protections do immigrant students have?, What documents schools can request and what to do if they face obstacles to enrolling their child.
In New Jersey, people who work in cleaning, childcare, or home assistance have access to special labor rights and protections. Get to know What the Law on the Rights of Domestic Workers establishes, including working conditions, the payment of wages, and protections against abuse and retaliation.
During pregnancy, workers in New Jersey are entitled to Protections against discrimination and reasonable adjustments at work to take care of your health and that of your baby. Learn more what rights you have, what you can request from your employer and how to act if you believe that they are being violated.
Managing a small business also involves meeting deadlines. Important tax obligations to avoid fines and problems with the IRS. Learn what taxes you should consider, how to organize your records, and what deductions might be available to better manage the finances of your business.
The Social Security Administration offers one new online option to submit certain requests, facilitating the process without the need to visit an office in person. Learn more who can use this service, how it works, and what you need to complete the application.
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