The rules this community lives under keep moving — visa policy, mortgage eligibility, Indian tax, remittance levies — and the loudest complaint in every diaspora forum is that nobody can tell which change applies to them. The Radar publishes one-line readings of real changes, each signed by a named immigration counsel and a named cross-border CPA, each ending in the calculator that quantifies it. Members can have matching notes routed to them; this page is the public record.
Not because nothing changed. Nothing publishes here until it carries two professional signatures — an immigration counsel's and a cross-border CPA's — because the failure mode of a rule-change service is publishing a wrong reading to people who act on it within the hour. Those retainers are being put in place; the pipeline below is already watching. When the first signed note lands, it lands here.
The monitored feeds, each checked on the reference-cache cadence: the Federal Register and USCIS policy-manual changes, Department of State Visa Bulletin publications, HUD mortgagee letters, IRS revenue procedures and notices, DOL wage and LCA rules, RBI circulars and master-direction updates, SEBI circulars, and India's Budget / Finance Act cycle. A feed match proposes; the professionals dispose — nothing on this page was written by a pipeline.
A feed match proposes a change; a human reads the instrument; counsel and the CPA each sign the one-line reading or it does not exist; a correction never edits a note — it supersedes it, and the record shows both. Members who declare a few facts (status, corridor, family shape) get matching notes routed to them — certain matches only; an uncertain match becomes a question, never an assertion, and never a message to a phone.
We already computed the public version — it is complete and stays free. Declare three facts and the Radar starts watching for you: Join DesiSquare and the Square remembers your dates, re-runs this when the rules change, and puts a credentialed human one message away.