Here Comes the Sun: USCIS Breathes Life into the International Entrepreneur Parole Rule Following many bleak years of systematically chipping away at employment-based immigration, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) last week breathed… Read More

View & Subscribe Public Charge Halted On Wednesday, March 10, 2021 the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced it is halting the 2019 Public Charge regulation pushed forth by the Trump Administration. The controversial rule, referred to b… Read More

Feb. 4, 2020 After much anticipation, the new form I-9 was released by USCIS last week with minimal changes. There is a grace period of 90 days (until May 1) for employers to start using the new form, which is marked with a revision date of October 2… Read More

By: Yeon Me Kim In many states and the District of Columbia, the cultivation, possession, distribution, and use of both medical and non-medial (recreational) marijuana has become legal. However, if you are planning on becoming a U.S. citizen, you sho… Read More

DOS published a public notice in today’s Federal Register with information on how to apply for the 2020 Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, under which 50,000 diversity visas will be available. The notice includes information on eligibility, entr… Read More

USCIS is extending the previously announced temporary suspension of premium processing for cap-subject H-1B petitions and, beginning September 11, 2018, will expand this temporary suspension to include ALL H-1B petitions except: (1) petitions for cap… Read More

Far-reaching policy changes and judicial decisions issued over the last two months will broadly impact the due process rights of immigrants and American families and businesses. Read More

The process of divorce and separation is trying on all parties. But when one or both spouses are not U.S. citizens, the immigration consequences of the failed marriage may make matters even more complicated. Grossman Law attorneys are well versed on… Read More