Embarking on the journey towards employment-based immigration can be a daunting task in today’s complex and ever-changing landscape. A critical step in this process is obtaining a labor certification, which plays a vital role in achieving your immigration goals. In this blog post, we will guide you through the intricacies of the labor certification process, …
Bringing foreign talent to the U.S. can be a complex process for both the sponsor and the foreign national. It’s essential to ask the right questions to ensure a smooth process and avoid any potential pitfalls. In this article, we’ll discuss the top 5 questions you should ask before sponsoring a foreign national for a …
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Each new administration will have a set of changes they would like to make to rules and regulations. These changes may come slowly, as most changes to the law need to go through the House, Senate, and the President. However, some changes can be made much more quickly by the President through Executive Orders. …
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A green card, known officially as a Permanent Resident Card, is issued by USCIS under the Immigration and Nationality Act as evidence that you have been given the privilege to reside and work within the United States. While America is a melting pot, it has only 13.2 million green card holders out of a population …
Since we all want to end any interaction with a positive outlook, I will address the bad news from last week first. The bad news is that USCIS announced that new filing fees will go in effect beginning with October 2, 2020. Why is this bad? After all, they are begging for a government bailout …
In September 2018, USCIS changed one of its policies and now can deny your application for making mistakes on your paperwork. Before then, if there was an issue with your application, they could reject the file and return it to you. You would then fix whatever they asked for and resubmit it. If USCIS accepted …
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