New State Department Policy Adds Social Media Vetting for Students
After canceling visa interviews for individuals seeking to study in the United States, the Department of State recently announced that they will begin scheduling them again with new procedures in place. Specifically, a June 18, 2025 State Department cable...
Josh Wildes With Client Andrei Kozlov
Associate Attorney Josh Wildes recently met with our client, Andrei Kozlov. Mr. Kozlov spent over 8 months as a hostage held by Hamas until he was rescued in a daring mission by Israeli special forces. He has become internationally recognized...
U.S. Embassy in Israel to Resume Normal Services
On June 25, 2025, the Department of State announced that services at the Embassy in Jerusalem and the Consulate in Tel Aviv will resume normally. Specifically, they stated that: "Due to the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, Home Front Command...
What is the E Visa? An Overview of the E-1 and E-2 Visa
What is the E Visa? The E visa is a distinguished nonimmigrant visa category highly favored by executives, investors, and business professionals due to its significant advantages. With expanding trade and investment relations between the United States and treaty countries,...
ISRAEL AT WAR: U.S. Visas in Israel Have Come to a Full Stop
All visa Application and Issuance process in Israel has come to a full stop. To put the current security situation in perspective, there are 2 or 3 waves of incoming missiles every evening. The American Embassy has ordered its personnel...
Trump Administration Launches Waitlist for “Trump Gold Card”
On June 12, 2025, the Trump Administration launched a new website inviting individuals to express preliminary interest in a proposed immigration initiative informally referred to as the “Trump Gold Card.” This new program, if implemented, would offer permanent residency in...
