Court Vacates USCIS 39-Country Adjudication Pause

​Court Vacates USCIS 39-Country Adjudication Pause

​What the Dorcas v. USCIS ruling means for applicants, employers, and pending immigration cases.

​A federal court has ruled that USCIS's policy pausing adjudications for nationals of 39 countries was unlawful and has ordered the policy vacated. While the decision could have significant implications for affected applicants, many questions remain about implementation, timing, and what happens next.

​Join Ramiro Roballos, Co-founder & CEO of Tukki, and Dobrina Ustun, Lead Immigration Attorney at Tukki, for a webinar breaking down the court's decision, who may be impacted, and what individuals and employers should expect moving forward.

​We'll cover:

​✅ What the court decided and why the policy was vacated

​✅ Which USCIS adjudication pauses and reviews are affected

​✅ Who may benefit from the ruling, including individuals with pending cases

​✅ What happens next and potential government responses, including appeals or implementation delays

​✅ Practical considerations for applicants, employers, and HR teams

​Get a clear understanding of this important immigration development and what it could mean for pending and future immigration cases.