The $100,000 Immigration Bond: What's Really Being Proposed

The U.S. government is considering an $100,000 bond requirement for certain immigration visas when processed overseas, reports the Wall Street Journal. In this excerpt from last week's live stream, we break down what this proposal could mean for family-sponsored immigrants, diversity visa lottery winners, and employment-based applicants (EB-1, EB-2/NIW), including how the bond might work, when it could be refunded, and why many applicants may never see that money again. We also discuss a broader trend we're seeing in immigration processing: increased scrutiny at USCIS for adjustment of status cases, and real examples from recent consular interviews, including unexpected referrals to citizenship units and heightened denials tied to public charge concerns. This video is brought to you by Tsang and Associates, a boutique international law firm that solves legal problems with creative solutions. Contact us on [email protected] or call us at (562) 924 1981 today to learn more! We are open Mondays-Fridays 9:00am-6:00pm PT SOCIAL MEDIA ⭐️ Instagram Link: https://www.instagram.com/tsangslaw/?... ⭐️ Facebook:   / tsangslaw   ⭐️ LinkedIn:   / tsang-&-associates   ⭐️ Yelp: https://www.yelp.com/biz/tsang-and-as... ⭐️ Website: https://www.tsangslaw.com ⭐️ Glassdoor: https://www.glassdoor.com/Overview/Wo... ⭐️ 華人工商網：https://www.ccyp.com/subjects/76232/臧...## ⭐️ 國語網站：http://www.uslawchina.com