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The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) has announced that fee increases for many applications will take effect December 23, 2016. Prices will go up an average of 21%...

Tomorrow is the presidential election - but for New Yorkers, it's also the election for U.S. Senate and House, State Senate and Assembly, and Municipal, Civil, and Supreme Court justices....

Nyamuoch Girwath at the Metropolitan Museum of Art My name is Nyamuoch Girwath. I was born in Ethiopia, but I’m South Sudanese. My parents fled the war in Sudan after...

Adhikaar, meaning "Rights" in Nepali, is a powerful community of activists, organizers, and community members. Its boisterous red facade jumps out on a quiet Woodside block, and reflects the energy...

NYIC Member Highlight: Arab American Association of New York On a cold, blustery November morning, 140 women from gathered at the Beit al-Maqdis Islamic Center in Brooklyn to air their...

Lawrence Bureh, a Sierra Leonean on TPS, shares his story with the NYIC. Lawrence at the NYIC Office What are some things you’ve enjoyed or found positive about living in...

Last week 22 New York City high school students from across the five boroughs graduated from the second cohort of the New American Youth Leadership Corps (NAYLC), an initiative run...

Missed the Deadline? Register to Vote in Person on October 15! If you missed the deadline to register by mail or at the DMV, you can register to vote in...

My name is Italo Medelius and I’m from Lima, Peru, originally. I come from a family of Italian descent, my grandfather was born in Italy, and he was the one...

The office of the Federal Register has announced that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will be changing the fees for immigration and naturalization benefit requests, which are processed by...