USCIS has announced changes to its premium processing program for this year’s H-1B cap season. The changes to the premium processing program apply only to petitions subject to the annual [...]
The novel coronavirus has caused uncertainty and disruptions to daily life throughout most of the United States and around the world. Government policies are changing daily as the outbreak [...]
We are excited to share that our Managing Attorney, Navid Dayzad, has been recognized in a leading industry publication, Who’s Who Legal: Corporate Immigration 2020. Who’s Who Legal compiles and [...]
All U.S. employers must use Form I-9 to verify the identity and employment authorization of individuals they hire in the United States. Form I-9 is used for both U.S. citizens [...]
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has imposed new requirements to demonstrate financial self-sufficiency for green card applicants and those seeking temporary work status. The new rules make it easier for [...]
U.S. citizenship applicants must demonstrate that they are persons of good moral character. The government reviews an applicant’s moral character history for the 3 or 5 years before filing a [...]
Managing Attorney Navid Dayzad recently spoke to a national group of immigration attorneys for the American Immigration Lawyers Association. As an expert, he was asked to share guidance on successful [...]
The administration’s Travel Ban prevents foreign-nationals from countries deemed to have inadequate security measures in place. As of April 2018 these countries included Iran, Libya, North Korea, Syria, Venezuela, and [...]
As we begin the new year, we reflect upon the year that was and what the future will bring. We know that in 2020 we, and the communities we represent, [...]
H-1B season is here! The H-1B classification is the most popular temporary work status for professional positions, and the time to act is now. Companies that seek to expand [...]