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Bhavya Chaudhary Speaks at IFA 2026 Women Fest
BCA Law Firm founder and managing attorney Bhavya Chaudhary was honored to speak at the Indian Friends of Atlanta (IFA) 2026 Women Fest, joining an
USCIS Final Rule Eliminating Duration of Status for F, J, and I Visa-Holders
USCIS published a final rule in the Federal Register changing the admission period for individuals in the F (academic student), J (exchange visitor), and I (foreign information media
A Culturally-Informed Approach to Legal Ethics: SABA North America YLD Section
I was honored to join a panel of fellow legal professionals for the South Asian Bar Association of North America’s Young Lawyers Division event, “A
EB-5 Adjustment of Status After the New USCIS Memo: What Investors Should Know
Many EB-5 investors have become concerned after USCIS issued its recent policy memorandum on adjustment of status. Some applicants are worried that the memo ended
USCIS’S NEW ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS MEMO, May 2026
USCIS NEW ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS MEMO IS TOUGH, BUT IT DOES NOT ERASE THE LAW On May 21, 2026, USCIS issued Policy Memorandum PM-602-0199, which
USCIS Ends Automatic Deferred Action for Special Immigrant Juveniles Without Available Visa Numbers, Effective May 10, 2026
USCIS is eliminating automatic consideration of Deferred Action for Special Immigrant Juveniles from May 10, 2026. USCIS issued a policy memorandum (PM-602-0198) to eliminate automatic
Engaging in Conversations That Matter – Atlanta Indian Woman’s Forum
We were honored to have Bhavya Chaudhary participate as a speaker at the Atlanta Indian Women’s Forum International Women’s Day Forum—an event bringing together leaders across
Gold Card Implemented
Immigrant Petition for the Gold Card Program – Open to Applicants (12/12/2025) For the Gold Card program established by Executive Order 14351, use Form I-140G
NEW PAROLE FEE OF $1,000 FROM OCTOBER 16, 2025
DHS announced the implementation of the *new immigration parole fee of $1,000* for any alien who is paroled into the United States who does not
USCIS Transitions to “Electronic Payments” and Implements ACH Debit Payment Option for Filing Fees
USCIS’s transition to primarily electronic payments for immigration benefits. Importantly, note that after October 28, 2025, USCIS will no longer accept paper-based payments like checks and money
