As the borders begin to reopen and the skies become congested by traveler planes globe-trotting across Green countries, the United States has decided to update

WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS POLICY? DRSI LAW OFFICES  is a company which specialises in all global immigration related requests. We are committed to

The Non-Immigrant WORKER Visa Travel Ban is No Longer a Prediction The Proclamation was passed! There was much speculation regarding a new Presidential Proclamation to

On March 31st 2020 – The US Department of State put out a Global Level 4 Health Advisory – Do Not Travel. The first travel

The Global Pandemic COVID-19 created much change in the way cases were being processed by USCIS. On the 20th of March 2020, USCIS had placed

Covid-19 has significantly impacted the way governmental institutions conduct their business. On March 18th, 2020, USCIS had temporarily suspended all routine in-person services at its

Are you legally in the UK & does your Visa expire by 31st MAY 2020? You can now stay until 31st JULY 2020 -DRSI LAW

On May 10, the British Government declared that they are working on a phasing-out plan to get the UK back to work.  Currently, the plan

Extension of STAY  If you’re in the UK and your leave expires between 24 January 2020 and 31 May 2020 Your visa will be extended

Harry and Maghen put behind them their Royal Family duties and received approval to move away from the UK. They had since been living in

30 Million Unemployed Americans – Temporary 60 day Suspension Entry of  Immigrants  The CoronaVirus  (Covid-19)  has changed the way the American people live. A once

As a rule, Israel’s Succession Law of 1965 and the Notary Regulations of 1977, state that a Will and Testament is to be signed in

Written by Daliah Sklar, DRSI Law Trump’s Tweets are not specific Orders, but rather personal sentiments- Trump’s Tweets and current implications of US immigration policy.

Written by Daliah Sklar  This Global health crisis has created changes within the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) in regards to its rules, requirements,

March 31, 2020        – by Daliah Sklar, UK Immigration Solicitor UK Wages, sick pay and time off explained Employees who are paid