The US Department of State has added questions to immigration applications relating to social media. Attached is an interesting article from AILA about some of the issues relating to answering questions about social media and ways to improve your social media presence. AILA - Practice Pointer_ Advising Your Clients Regarding Social Media Information Collected on Forms DS-160 and DS-260 Read More
Be careful when using online/social media!
For years, DHS agencies including USCIS and ICE have investigated non-citizens through social media. USCIS and ICE will present documents that show clients, for example, using controlled substances, advocating support for terrorist-designated organizations and other problematic organizations, and having romantic relationships with people other than the US citizens petitioning for green card. This week DHS announced Read More
US Embassies and Consulates To Ask For Social Media Information
For years, I have asked my clients about their social media. What names are listed on the social media? What countries, states, towns of residence are listed on social media? What employers are listed? Which friends and photos are connected to them via social media? All of that information can be, and has for years, been used by various US government agencies to determine a person's eligibility for immigration Read More
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