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USCIS Issuing EAD Cards and Advance Parole on Sepa
For over a decade, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has generally issued advance parole (AP) on its employment authorization document (EAD) for qualifying applicants who are seeking adjustment…
25 Apr
Immigration Updates: H-1B Lottery, New Travel Ban
Immigration Updates: H-1B Lottery, New Travel Ban and more #Immigration #Immigrationnews #H1Blottery #TravelBan #H1B #immigrationupdates Today on our weekly Facebook live updates, we have discussed things that are happening in…
02 Dec
Changes to EAD Processes for Certain Nonimmigrant
On November 10, 2021, the American Immigration Lawyers Association announced that their case, Shergill et al. v. Mayorkas, had resulted in a settlement with USCIS. The case involved spouses of…
18 Nov
USCIS to permit re-filing of certain rejected H-1B
On June 23rd, USCIS announced that it will accept resubmitted H-1B cap-subject petitions for Fiscal Year 2021 that were rejected solely because the requested start date was after October 1,…
25 Jun
H-1B FY 2022 Registration Set to Open March 9
After the announcement of several rules that would drastically change the H-1B lottery process, and their subsequent postponements, USCIS has announced that the initial registration period for cap-subject H-1Bs is…
24 Feb
DHS Announces New Rule for H-1B Lottery
On January 7, 2021, USCIS announced a final rule that is intended to modify the existing H-1B “lottery” selection process from its existing model, which is randomized, to a new…
26 Jan
President-Elect Biden’s Immigration Wish List
After a hectic beginning of November, official sources have called the Presidential Election in favor of Joe Biden. With this change in administration, we can expect some fairly drastic changes…
16 Nov
USCIS Conducts Second H-1B Lottery
In March of this year, employers signed up prospective employees for the H-1B “lottery,” wherein nearly 275,000 individuals were registered to compete for a coveted 85,000 visas. The initial selection…
26 Aug
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