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Hacking Immigration Law, LLC Hacking Immigration Law, LLC is a national immigration law firm in St. Louis, MO, San Diego, Washington D.C. and Chicago. Louis, Missouri. We assist U.S.

Hacking Immigration Law LLC is a national immigration law firm based in St. Primarily serving clients in Missouri and Illinois, we work with employers, U.S. citizens, and residents throughout the nation. We help families unite with loved ones overseas with spouse and family visas. employers in hiring and retaining qualified international talent. We also help people transition from lawful permanent residence to full U.S. citizenship. Asylum law is a part of our legal practice as well. Focusing entirely on federal immigration law allows us to develop systems and processes to streamline the bureaucratic immigration process for our clients and get them the immigration benefit they want.

10/16/2026

Bring your immigration questions — green cards, naturalization, work permits and USCIS delays — and get live answers from immigration attorney Jim Hacking.

10/15/2026

Join us for today's exciting edition of The Immigration Answers Show.

10/15/2026

N-400 pending and your green card is about to expire? Don't panic, and don't get on a plane.

Jim's advice: stay in the U.S. while your citizenship case is pending. You may not need to renew your green card at all.

And if you fail the citizenship test? It's not over. Most applicants get a second try, and you're still a green card holder while you prepare.

Jim answers questions like this live tomorrow in a free webinar, Becoming a U.S. Citizen. Friday, Oct 16, 3:00 p.m. CT. Comment CITIZEN2026 and we'll send you the link, or find it in the comments below.

10/15/2026

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Most citizenship denials we see were visible before anyone filed.Here are the 6 mistakes we see over and over:1. Filing ...
10/15/2026

Most citizenship denials we see were visible before anyone filed.

Here are the 6 mistakes we see over and over:
1. Filing before the window opens. You can file up to 90 days before your 3 or 5 year mark, not earlier.
2. Travel dates from memory. Pull the records. A mismatch with government records can read as dishonesty.
3. Leaving off a dismissed arrest. The form asks if you were ever arrested, not if you were convicted.
4. Guessing at a question you don’t understand. Ask the officer to repeat it or put it another way.
5. Filing with an unresolved I-751. Your citizenship case has to wait on that one.
6. Not updating after something changes. Your duty to disclose runs all the way to the oath.

Five of these six cost nothing to avoid.

Want Jim Hacking to walk you through them, and answer your questions live? Join our free citizenship webinar tomorrow, Friday, Oct 16, at 3:00 p.m. CT.

Save your spot: https://hubs.la/Q04BdD-Y0

Or comment “CITIZEN2026” and we’ll send it to you.

Which of these surprised you most?

10/14/2026

No news on your case doesn’t always mean something’s wrong.

Meet Hayden and Luke, two of our paralegals, answering the questions we hear every day.

Have a question about your case? Contact our team.

10/14/2026

ends automatic extensions for work authorization. sucks!

10/13/2026

Join us for today’s exciting edition of The Immigration Answers Show.

10/13/2026

Is now the right time to apply for U.S. citizenship? 🇺🇸

Many green card holders worry that applying could put their status at risk, or that USCIS will revisit how they got their green card. Jim Hacking will walk through the whole process, from application to oath, at our free webinar:

🎓 Becoming a U.S. Citizen
📅 Friday, Oct 16 at 3:00 P.M. CT
✅ How to apply, filling out the forms, what evidence to submit, and whether you should wait

Comment CITIZEN2026 and we’ll send you the registration link! Or click here https://hubs.la/Q04B1_1y0

📞(314)-961-8200 | [email protected]

Naturalization approvals dropped 78% in about a year and a half.According to a National Foundation for American Policy a...
10/12/2026

Naturalization approvals dropped 78% in about a year and a half.

According to a National Foundation for American Policy analysis reported by Forbes, naturalization approvals fell 78% from January 2025 to July 2026. Over the same period, the denial rate more than doubled, from 8.4% to 20.1%.

Citizenship is still possible. But the process has changed in three big ways, and a lot of people are still filing like it’s 2024.

1. “Good moral character” is reviewed more broadly.
Since an August 2025 USCIS memo, officers take a “holistic” look at your record. They don’t just check for red flags anymore. They also look for positive factors, like:
- Filing and paying your taxes
- Steady work or education
- Caring for your family
- Involvement in your community

2. The civics test is harder. The old test asked 6 of 10 questions correctly from a pool of 100. The new test asks for 12 of 20 correct, from a pool of 128 questions. That’s more to study, so start early.

3. Filing fees may go up. A rule proposed in June 2026 would raise the N-400 fee from $710 to $1,280 if you file online, and from $760 to $1,330 on paper. It’s not final yet, but it’s worth knowing before you plan your timing.

The application you send matters more than it used to.

Mistakes and missing documents are much harder to fix after you file.

Attorney Jim Hacking is going live this Friday, October 16, at 3:00 PM Central to walk through what changed and how to prepare your citizenship application.

Comment CITIZEN2026 and we’ll send you the link. Or register yourself here: https://hubs.la/Q04zWYL50

Source: Forbes, Oct. 5, 2026.

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10121 Manchester Road, Suite A
Kirkwood, MO
63122

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