The USCIS's new memo encourages immigrants to apply for a green card from outside the U.S. – even if they're already here.

On Friday, President Donald Trump's administration announced a dramatic change to the green card application process, requiring most applicants to leave the United States and complete the process from ...

A new federal memo could force hundreds of thousands of visa holders to leave the U.S.—and wait abroad—to apply for permanent residency.

Spouses and children of military personnel could be forced to leave the U.S. while awaiting their green card, attorneys warn.

A dramatic policy change to the green card application process last Friday will now force applicants to return to their home ...

Change criticized by advocates marks the latest significant move by the Trump administration on immigration policy ...

Immigrants from 39 countries affected by the Trump administration's travel ban have had their applications left in limbo.

The Trump administration is announcing a new policy that requires foreigners in the U.S. to leave and apply for a green card from their home country.

Under the memo, immigrants applying for green cards will face extra scrutiny, and some may have to return to their home countries to apply.

Immigrants and their advocates and lawyers are trying to interpret a new Trump administration rule that requires people to be in their native country to apply for a green card.

More than half a million people rely every year on the ability to apply from within the United States for a green card, the government-issued ID that allows an immigrant to legally live and work in ...

The Trump administration announced that foreigners who want a green card will need to leave and apply in their home country, barring some unspecified exceptions.