The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced updates to the naturalization test — a key step for immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship. These changes impact individuals who filed for naturalization after October 20, 2025. There has only been one change announced to the [...]

A federal ruling has halted the automatic transfer of unaccompanied minors into adult detention simply because they turn 18. This change could impact many young people and families navigating the immigration system. What Changed & Why It Matters Previously, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement [...]

Big news for the immigrant community! A recent court decision has lifted the injunction preventing initial DACA applications outside of Texas. That means that people who have never applied before, as well as those whose DACA expired more than one year ago, now have [...]

At Flora Legal Group, we often see clients who feel overwhelmed by the immigration system. Fear, confusion, and even misinformation can cause people to delay or ignore their cases. While this reaction is understandable, it can carry very serious consequences. Ignoring your case doesn’t [...]

Immigration cases can feel intimidating. For many clients, the idea of attending court hearings or USCIS appointments brings stress, fear, and uncertainty. Some even consider skipping their hearings or leaving the U.S. altogether based on bad advice or rumors they hear online. But here’s [...]

When you receive mail from USCIS, it’s natural to feel nervous. Many clients see the words “Notice of Action” at the top of the letter and assume it means bad news. The truth is, this notice is a normal part of the immigration process [...]

Submitting your immigration application is a big milestone—but for many, it’s followed by a wave of uncertainty. At Flora Legal Group, we understand how nerve-wracking the waiting period can be. That’s why we want to walk you through exactly what happens after you hit [...]

When you apply for an immigration benefit with USCIS, you want everything to go smoothly. But what happens when you get a Request for Evidence (RFE)? While it can feel scary, an RFE isn’t a denial—it’s a second chance to provide missing or unclear [...]

TPS Terminated? Now What? Temporary Protected Status (TPS) provides relief for people from countries affected by natural disasters, armed conflict, or other extraordinary conditions. If you’ve received news that your TPS designation has ended, it can be stressful and confusing—but there are steps you [...]

You can become a U.S. citizen if you have been a resident for 5 years, or 3 years if you're married to a U.S. citizen; married to a U.S. citizen; actively serve in the U.S. military; are the spouse or child of an active-duty [...]