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October 7 2015 – H-1B and L-1 petitions filed on or after Oct. 1, 2015, should not include the additional fee that was previously required by Section […]
October 5 2015 – Immigration law show dealing with FAQs on H1B, H1B denials, H1B transfers, adjustment of status, OPT extension, Citizenship, and other immigration matters. Listen […]
October 5 2015 – After a period of uncertainty and the lawsuit which actually “killed” the OPT extension, the government has finally followed the DC court in […]
The Shah Peerally Law Show today for the first time has been airing simultaneously on KLOK 1170 AM and Desi 1250 AM Seattle Tacoma. The show covered […]
October 1, 2015 – The Shah Peerally Law Group PC is proud to announce that our law shows are now simultaneously being broadcasted on Desi 1170 AM […]
October 1, 2015 – Today two democratic candidates registered their disagreement with the sudden Visa Bulletin changes. In addition the lawsuit against the Department of State et […]
Recently, the city of Kunduz, Afghanistan has fallen to the Taliban. Kunduz, major commercial hub, is the first major city in Afghanistan to be captured by the […]
The October 2015 Visa Bulletin brings U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) into the 21st century, and in line with the longstanding DOS practice, by adding a […]
It is time for Action, many have already taken the move to force the government to honor the original October 2015 Visa Bulletin. It is time for […]
Septemeber 29 2015 – According to Law360, it seems that the government is being hit by a class action on the I-485. The abrupt changes in the […]
September 28 2015 – The Shah Peerally Law Show today special edition covers the “mess” of the October 2015 Visa Bulletin. As you all know the visa […]
Note: The Department of State (DOS) normally posts the new Visa Bulletin the second week of the month before it will take effect. The DOS Visa Bulletin […]
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