The Alien Registration Requirement (ARR) strengthens national security, promotes accountability, and upholds the rule of law. We remain committed to securing the homeland and ensuring that every alien in the U.S. is properly accounted for. Learn more about ARR: | U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Karoline Leavitt on the Alien Registration Act in Today's White House Press Breifing: "Self-Deport Now—Or Face Arrest, Fines, and a Lifetime Ban" “The deadline for registration under the Alien Registration Act is today. All foreign nationals present in the U.S. for more than 30 days must register with the federal government. Failure to comply is a crime punishable by fines, imprisonment, or both.” Leavitt added: “As President Trump and Secretary Noem have both said—if you register and leave now,

Understanding Your Alien Registration Number (A-Number) Brad Bernstein explains what an Alien Registration Number (A-Number) is, where to find it, and its significance in U.S. immigration processes. 📌 What is an Alien Registration Number (A-Number)? • A unique seven-, eight-, or nine-digit identifier assigned to non-citizens by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). • Used to track your immigration records across various agencies. 📌 Where Can You Find Your A-Number? • Permanent

USCIS has released new guidance to strengthen national security, and we are here to support our international nurses in ensuring proper registration if applicable. As part of these efforts, USCIS has implemented the Alien Registration Requirements (ARR) to enhance accountability, prevent immigration fraud, and better support public safety. If you have questions about how the new Alien Registration guidance may impact you, please get in touch with your case manager directly. We are here to guide