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After a clarification from DHS that placement companies also known as consulting companies can actually place students on 24 Months STEM OPT, there is still the question […]
July 6th 2016 – Lately we have been receiving a number of calls regarding H1B in house projects which were initially approved but now being revoked because […]
The FOIA, Freedom of Information Act, is often a powerful tool used by immigration practitioners and applicant to actually get the ‘files’ or documents in custody of […]
This law shows covers H4 visa and H4 EADs most frequently asked questions including changing jobs while and spouse on H4 EAD, revocation of I-140 impact on […]
June 23 2016- U.S. Supreme Court deadlocked in a 4 to 4 split in the long-awaited case, United States v. Texas, effectively upholding the lower court’s injunction halting […]
On May 16 2016, USCIS issued its latest asylum policy manual in order to guide its adjudicators on the policy. This manual provides information on how to […]
USCIS posted updated editions to the following forms: • Form I-910, Application for Civil Surgeon Designation. Edition dated 05/10/16. Starting 08/05/2016, USCIS will only accept the 05/10/16 […]
VAWA are for those who had a bona marriage to a US citizen or greencard holder and who have been abused. Today, we won a difficult VAWA […]
June 20 2016 – In America’Layoffs’ are part and parcel of the workforce industry. However, when an H1B visa holder is terminated, things are not so easy […]
According to the , every one minute 24 people are being displaced as refugees from their homes due to persecution and war. According to the same report, […]
June 15 – 2016 – We have been getting multiple reports of students being returned from the airport on just impression that they are not compliant with […]
Just like the Visa Bulletin for India, the waiting time at the US consulate for India is totally backlogged. This what AILA posted today. U.S. Consular Posts […]
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