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10/19/2026

Topic: I-129F Fiancée K1 Visa:
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10/15/2026

10/15/2026

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10/13/2026

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10/09/2026

Celebrating a major milestone with the completion of your Consular Report of Birth Abroad at the U.S. Embassy. Every step matters, and we’re proud to support families through the process with clarity, care, and confidence. Ready for your next consultation? Contact Kangoma’s Multi Services Consulting, LLC and let’s move forward together.

10/06/2026

Exciting news for families taking the next step together: a family-sponsored immigration journey can be a hopeful, organized process when you have the right guidance. At Kangoma’s Multi Services Consulting, LLC, we help you understand each stage, prepare supporting documents, and keep your application on track—so your family’s story moves forward with confidence. Reach out today to get started.

10/04/2026

For families seeking long-term financial resilience, IUL (Indexed Universal Life) can offer meaningful benefits when structured thoughtfully. It may provide death benefit protection while the cash value component has the potential to grow based on market-linked performance with participation features, helping families plan for future expenses. Schedule a consultation with Kangoma’s Multi Services Consulting, LLC to discuss suitability, guarantees, and how your family’s goals can be mapped into a clear strategy.

09/30/2026

At Daddy's girls Middle School volleyball game. Very exciting moments watching all girls volleyball game. We are greatful to OUR CREATOR.

09/27/2026

Current USCIS Public Charge Rule (Effective September 18, 2026) USCIS has rescinded the 2022 regulations and restored the broader “totality of the circumstances” test under INA § 212(a)(4) for adjustment-of-status applicants.
🔍 How the New Rule Works
Beginning September 18, 2026, officers assess whether an applicant is likely at any time to become a public charge using five factors:
• Age
• Health
• Family status
• Assets, resources, and financial status
• Education and skills
Benefits do not automatically cause denial; officers consider the applicant’s overall circumstances.
📌 What Has Changed
• The 2022 rule is rescinded.
• Means-tested benefits, including SNAP, Medicaid, and housing assistance—received on or after September 18, 2026, may be considered.
• Unless exempt, all adjustment-of-status applications filed on or after that date are covered.
👥 Who the Rule Covers
• Family- and employment-based green card applicants
• Diversity Visa applicants
• Certain religious workers
• TPS holders seeking family-based green cards
• LPRs returning after more than 180 days abroad
🚫 Who Is Exempt
• Refugees and asylees
• T and U visa holders
• VAWA self-petitioners
• Citizenship applicants
• Green card renewal applicants
• TPS applicants and renewal applicants
📘 Updated USCIS Policy Guidance
• Assessment methods and evidence
• Exempt categories
• Public charge bonds
📅 When the Rule Applies
• Admission applications made on or after September 18, 2026
• Adjustment applications postmarked or filed electronically on or after that date
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🚨 USCIS Update: New Public Charge Rule Effective September 18, 2026.
USCIS has rescinded the 2022 rule. Under the new framework, officers assess age, health, finances, family status, education, and skills.
The rule generally covers family-, employment-, Diversity Visa-, and certain TPS-based green card applicants. Refugees, asylees, VAWA self-petitioners, T and U visa holders, and citizenship applicants are exempt. SNAP, Medicaid, and housing assistance received on or after September 18, 2026, may be considered but do not automatically cause denial. Review the updated guidance and stay prepared before you file your paperwork.