Considering Trump’s Gold Card? What Immigration Attorneys Want You to Understand FirstOct 14, 2025
Trump newly announced “Gold Card” Program has attracted worldwide attention for promising a fast-track to U.S. permanent residence — in exchange for a large “gift” to the U.S. Treasury. According to the official TrumpCard.gov website, individuals who make a $1 million personal contribution — or $2 million through a corporate sponsor — may qualify for U.S. lawful permanent residence. However, despite the high-profile rollout, the program’s legal foundation and practical implementation remain uncertain.
2025 U.S. Government Shutdown: How It Impacts Immigration, Visas, and Immigration Court HearingsOct 14, 2025
As of October 12, 2025, the U.S. federal government has been shut down for nearly two weeks, with no clear resolution in sight. While much of the federal government remains paralyzed by the budget impasse, immigration services present a mixed picture — some continue largely unaffected, while others face disruption. This update from the Law Offices of Sabrina Li, P.C. summarizes how the shutdown has impacted key immigration and consular functions, what applicants and employers should expect, and practical steps to minimize delays.
How to Link Your Paper-Filed USCIS Case to Your Online AccountOct 1, 2025
Many applicants begin their immigration journey by mailing paper applications to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Later, they want the convenience of tracking their case status, receiving notices electronically, and downloading documents online. The good news is that—even if you filed by mail—you may still be able to link your case to your USCIS online account. At the Law Offices of Sabrina Li, P.C., we created this guide to help our clients and community members navigate the process with confidence.
