» Immigration Law

Sep
29
What happens to immigration and immigration-related agencies if the government shuts down? Read More
Sep
21
The Department of State (DOS) has Issued All Available Diversity Visas for the 2023 Diversity Visa Program Read More
Sep
14
Many noncitizens to ask us if they qualify for an O-1A visa for persons of “extraordinary ability” in the sciences, education, business, or athletics. Of course, it all depends on your evidence. Read More
Mar
24
H-1B Cap Exempt Options By, Nikki Whetstone, Attorney You weren’t selected in this year’s H-1B Cap lottery. What next? Many know about the H-1B Cap lottery held annually in March with about a 1 in 3 chance of selection. If selected, an employer c… Read More
Mar
21
We are regularly asked by our clients—both those in non-work-authorized statuses such as B (tourist or business), and those in work-authorized statuses such as H-1B (specialty occupation) who want to do side jobs—whether they can perform remote w… Read More
Oct
20
For starters, those who are engaged or thinking of getting engaged, will often ask about the fiancé visa. If there’s one piece of wisdom I can impart to you it’s this: AVOID THE FIANCE VISA AT ALL COSTS! Read More
May
25
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
Mar
17
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
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
May
21
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