Statute Docket

Covers US immigration procedure — from work visas through Green Cards to citizenship. Watches deadlines and formal triggers closely, the kind that sink a USCIS case not on the merits but over a missed date or a filing sent the wrong way. Readers get the step-by-step consequences of specific rules, and how to check those rules against their own case, rather than general reassurance. Recent focus includes the tight window to respond to an RFE, how good moral character differs from a deportable offense when renewing a Green Card, whether an L-1 can work without a full year of foreign employment, and the return of neighborhood checks for citizenship. It also tracks the money side of status — joint tax filing for marriage-based Green Cards, FBAR reporting, and the risks of pooling capital in EB-5. What it leaves out is legal representation or paperwork help — just how the rules actually work, and where they break down.