Good news for O-1 visa applicants! The USCIS has just updated its Policy Manual on the O-1 visa.
And good news for O-1 visa lawyers! Anna Potter and I have poured over the updates (and compared them to the prior policy manual) so you don’t have to! 😊
Anyone who has heard me speak on
So, you’ve got your Irish eyes on a shiny new passport, eh? Whether you’re Irish by descent or you’re just a fan of all things green, the journey to Irish citizenship is exciting (and, let’s be honest, a bit confusing at times). But don’t worry – we’re here to break it all down for you
As of this writing, we are just days away from another potential federal government shutdown. If you’re worried about how this could impact your immigration case, you’re not alone. The good news? Some processes will continue as usual. The bad news? Others could face delays or disruptions.
This post updates our previous advice on government
In a recent interview with Claire Byrne on RTE Radio 1, Fiona McEntee, managing attorney at McEntee Law Group, discussed the growing concern and fear among immigrant communities in the U.S. as a Trump administration looms. With the rhetoric surrounding immigration becoming more intense, McEntee highlighted that even those who are legally residing in
We believe in the transformative power of legal reform, particularly when it comes to ensuring visibility and inclusivity for all individuals. The recent changes made by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) are a powerful example of how such reforms can significantly impact the lives of those navigating the immigration system.
Breaking Down
The potential ascension of J.D. Vance to the vice presidency could mark a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy. Vance, known for his stringent views on immigration, has made the issue a cornerstone of his political platform. His stance echoes that of former President Donald Trump, with whom he has closely aligned himself. This
The O-1 visa process can feel complex, and we aim to help distinguish between what is commonly referred to as the “O-1 petition”, and the “O-1 visa”. Here, we’ll break down what each step involves and how they connect, especially for applicants outside the United States. Understanding how these steps fit together can help individuals
Authors: McEntee Law Group, Fiona McEntee, and Liz Mascio
If you’re a professional in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) and are considering working in the U.S., do not snooze on the J-1 research visa.
This visa is available for individuals working in research at U.S. institutions such as universities, research
In the political news and media discourse, immigrants and immigration have often been framed in a way that does not highlight the immense contributions immigrant communities make to cities and towns across the United States. Language regarding “criminals invading” the U.S. and “stealing American jobs” is a narrative that we’ve seen play out time and
If you’ve entered the Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery 2026, being selected is an exciting first step—but it’s just that: a first step. To move forward, it’s essential to understand what happens next and act promptly. Here’s a guide on how to check your selection status and navigate the process if you’re one of the
