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July 17 2015 – In the Matter of Microsoft, BALCA Case No.: 2011-PER-02621, July 15, 2015 BALCA reversed the DOL decision stating that the Employer’s advertisements were […]
July 15, 2015 – USCIS is seeking public comments on a proposed rule that would expand eligibility for provisional waivers of inadmissibility based on the accrual of […]
USCIS will now not disqualify religious workers cases based on the fact that the experienced acquired was not on a lawful status. For example a religious worker […]
On July 8, 2015 – the USCIS Director Leon Rodriguez, attended the 85th National Convention of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC, for its acronym […]
July 13 2015 – Great news from USCIS, as from July 13th 2015, USCIS is now again accepting premium processing on all H1B cases including transfers, extensions […]
July 10 2015 – Today we congratulate the team for a successful outcome on a difficult VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) case. This case was full of […]
Finally the long awaited August 2015 visa bulletin is out and it seems there is no movement on either EB2 or EB3 for India, China and the […]
July 10 2015 – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit will hear arguments on Friday that could either lift or keep the injunction that […]
July 9 2015 – Live law show recorded from KLOK 1170 AM studio where attorney Shah Peerally discusses about H1B visa, H4 visa, H4 work permits, family […]
July 9 2015 – Lately there has been lots of talk that immigration equals or amounts to more criminal offenses. A study by the Immigration Policy Center […]
Following the mistakes of the USCIS in issuing 3 years EAD to certain DACA applicants, the USCIS is requesting those who erroneously received a DACA EAD for […]
In the Spring of 2015, the Department of Homeland Security under Regulatory Agenda proposed a rule under Employment-Based Immigration Modernization to change the existing I-140 employment based […]
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