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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

Since 2009, the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)'s Military Accessions Vital to the National Interest (MAVNI) Program has allowed immigrants with critical medical and language skills to serve in the U.S. military in exchange for expedited citizenshi… Read More

As part of its “Traveler Compliance Check” initiative, as of January 8, 2018, CBP began sending email notifications to VWP travelers to notify of upcoming I-94 expiration. Emails will be sent 10 days before I-94 expiration. CBP says the p… Read More

For our employment-based clients, the most substantial changes in 2017 included: Intense scrutiny of H1B petitions, especially Level I and IT positions Previous guidance confirming that various computer related occupations qualify for H1B status wa… Read More

Please find below information about the how the federal government shutdown, which is currently in effect, impacts immigration. While we hope it will be short lived, the following is some information about how immigration operations will be handled d… Read More

The new year is uncertain for approximately 200,000 Salvadoran citizens with close ties to the United States, who are anxiously awaiting the Administration’s decision regarding an extension of their Temporary Protected Status. We share a recent… Read More