Editorial Standards
Source-first standards, corrections workflow, and legal boundary policy.
Source-first approach
- Official federal, state, and local agencies.
- Statutes, regulations, and Federal Register records.
- CRS and GAO publications.
- Agency data, court decisions, and university archives.
- Advocacy organizations only when clearly labeled and ideally corroborated.
Date and version awareness
Every practical page carries a last-reviewed date. We use correction callouts and source status markers when verification is pending.
Legal-advice boundary
MigrateTo.us never provides case-specific legal advice. Readers should contact qualified immigration counsel for individualized analysis.
Link ethics
No hidden links, no doorway pages, no invisible text, and no irrelevant reciprocal link strategy.
Story consent and privacy
Stories are published with consent-level notes, sensitive-content review, and privacy-preserving editorial practices.
How to report outdated resources
Use the corrections form and include the page URL, an updated official source URL, and a short note about the change.