Busting H1B Myths – H1B Report from American Immigration Council
According to a report by the American Immigration Council, H1B visa does not drive down the US wages. The myths associated with the H1B visas are really […]
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According to a report by the American Immigration Council, H1B visa does not drive down the US wages. The myths associated with the H1B visas are really […]
See the updates Are you preparing for the naturalization test? As you study for the U.S. history and government (civics) test, make sure that you know the […]
Recently we have noticed a surge in requests for evidence(RFE) and notice of intent to deny(NOID). While the RFEs and NOIDs are normal tools adopted by […]
Recently we have a surge of F1 visa students who are eligible to file for the U visas. Scenarios that we meet are usually someone who is […]
Alert: Student Visa Crackdown: Form I-551A non compliance Beginning April 1, 2016, the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) will send “Intent to Terminate” notices to nonimmigrant […]
March 28 2016 – Announcement from the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), regarding H1B Cap for the Fiscal Year 2017. As confirmed by the message of AILA […]
How long to wait on the Asylum that was filed? It is common to be asked this question and we have seen people waiting for years before […]
U Visa: Data Set: Form I-918 Application for U Nonimmigrant Status U visa is the visa that is offered for those who are victims of certain crimes. […]
Recently we have handled many RFEs (Request for Evidence) cases on OPT (Optional Practical Training) , H1B and H4 EAD RFEs based on OPT or CPT (Curriculum […]
March 24 2015 – Today the State Department announced that all K1 visa for Canadian nationals will be processed only in Montreal. Other consulates will still process […]
Applies H-1B / H-4, F1, OPT, and few other non-immigrant visa status individuals Summer is coming and many are planning to travel for short vacations less […]
March 23 2016 – The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) “has received reports from members regarding intermittent iCERT outages and slowness, as well as delays at DOL […]
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