
2025 Immigration Status Proof and Travel: What Documents Do I Need—and Should I Travel?
May 2025Overview
With immigration policies evolving rapidly, both businesses and individuals are facing growing uncertainty around travel and documentation requirements. Heightened scrutiny at visa interviews, tougher questions at ports of entry, and rumors of new travel bans are raising serious concerns about the ability to reenter the U.S. after international travel.
Most concerning is the increased enforcement focus—including potential criminal consequences for failing to carry required immigration documents or for not reporting address changes in a timely manner. Even Canadian B visitors, though visa-exempt, face new obligations under these rules.
Join us for a timely webinar where we’ll break down what you need to know and what actions you should take. Topics will include:
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What is immigration registration, and is it a new requirement?
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Why does it matter, and who needs to comply?
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Are Canadian visitors fully exempt from these rules?
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What documents must I carry at all times?
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What are the penalties for noncompliance?
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Can local law enforcement ask to see my immigration papers?
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What are the risks of failing to notify USCIS of a change of address?
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When should lawful permanent residents (green card holders) be concerned about international travel and reentry to the U.S.?
This webinar is complimentary, but registration is required.
Can’t attend live? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording afterward.
The live session has concluded, but don’t worry! You can still catch all the valuable insights by clicking here to view the on-demand recording.
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Suzanne K. SukkarMember and Immigration Practice Group Co-ChairAnn ArborSSukkar@dwlaw.com734-623-1694
Kathleen Campbell WalkerMember and Immigration Practice Group ChairEl PasoKWalker@dwlaw.com915-541-9360



