The Immigrant Guide
Volume 05.18.26
May 18, 2026
El Visa Bulletin - June 2026 brings Significant progress in several family categories, Especially in F2A and F2Bwith movements of up to five months for most countries and Mexico. Learn more How did the priority dates change this month? and what impact these advances might have on their migration process.
USCIS has implemented New changes in verification and biometrics processes This could lead to delays, new appointments for fingerprinting, and additional requests for information in pending immigration cases. Learn more how these measures may affect your application and what steps to take to avoid complications in your process.
Understand the Legal language in deportation cases This can make a big difference during an immigration court process. This article explains. Key terms and expressions that are often used by judges and immigration officers to help you better understand your rights and options.
La American citizenship It is one of the most important achievements for an immigrant, as it offers permanent stability, the right to vote, and greater opportunities for you and your family. In this section you will find information about the naturalization process, as well as resources for assess your eligibility and prepare for the exam.
Workers have the right to be protected against workplace retaliation for reporting discrimination, labor violations, or unsafe conditions. This article explains What actions by the employer can be considered retaliation? and what to do if you believe your rights have been violated.
There are state and federal laws that can provide Job protection while you take family or medical leaveincluding the NJFLA and FMLA. This article explains What rights does he/she have, how long of a license can he/she receive and how to protect yourself against retaliation from your employer.
Commit unemployment insurance fraud —such as hiding income, using false information, or continuing to collect benefits after returning to work— can have serious consequences, including fines, repayment of money, and criminal prosecution. This article explains What actions are considered fraud? and how to protect your profits by avoiding common mistakes.
If you qualify for Unemployment Insurance, the amount you receive each week is calculated according to your income during the base periodHowever, factors such as part-time work or pensions can reduce the benefit. This article explains. How is the weekly rate determined?, the minimum income requirements and how much you could receive in 2026
If you cannot pay your full taxes to the IRS, there are Options such as payment plans, penalty reductions, and partial payment agreements that can help you manage debt without ignoring the problem. This article explains What alternatives are available? and why acting in time can prevent more serious interests and consequences.
Decide When to start receiving Social Security This can significantly affect the amount of your lifetime benefits. This article explains. the differences between retiring at 62, 67 or 70 years old and what factors to consider before making this important financial decision.
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