H1B Transfer after six years.
November 7 2015 – In order to transfer the H1B once someone past 6 years of extension usually require one to qualify under AC 21 rules or […]
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November 7 2015 – In order to transfer the H1B once someone past 6 years of extension usually require one to qualify under AC 21 rules or […]
November 6 2015 – The priority date has become a big issue of confusion especially after the recently Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) non-precedential decision – In […]
November 5 2015 – The new Visa Bulletin instead of actually be a savior to many has become a source of uncertainty but also seems to be […]
November 4 2015 – Birth certificates are required whenever someone is filing for adjustment of status or processing their permanent residence card. However, some people do not […]
November 3 2015 – This video covers non-immigrant and immigrant visa spouses visas. If you have ever questioned how to bring your wife or your husband to […]
November 2 2015 – This is really a great win for many practitioners who are constantly facing the issues of terrorism on cases. We applaud our colleague […]
November 2 2015 – This is a quick guide on the steps how to bring your parents to the United States. The video is attached to an […]
November 1 2015 – “The Department of State is updating its regulations regarding nonimmigrant visa format, and records retention procedures. These updates reflect changes in technology, including […]
October 28 2015 – 16 House Democrats requested from DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson and John Kerry to revise their decision on the Department of State Visa Bulletin […]
October 29 2015 – Immigration law show covering important OPT, F1, Student visas, H1B transfer, H1 extensions, H4 EAD. Listen to the show and share it!
October 28 2015- This is a video released by attorney Shah Peerally regarding the issues involved in the new OPT rules proposed by the government. Please watch […]
October 23 2015 – This was announced and brought to us by AILA.org. “In an effort to continue improvement in customer service in District 21, the San […]
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