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 [...]
The American Immigration Lawyers Association, or AILA, has recently released its 2020 Election Guide. The Guide includes analysis of candidates’ views divided into eight immigration topics. It also features candidate [...]
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) announced that beginning December 2, 2019 it is increasing the fee to request premium processing for certain employment-based petitions. The government fee will [...]
We recently shared that the government is now asking visa applicants for their social media history. Applicants who wish to obtain a visa to enter the United States must [...]
The Department of State visa bulletin indicates when an immigrant visa becomes available for the various family-based (FB) and employment-based (EB) visa categories. Immigrant visa availability determines when many [...]
All green card applicants must undergo a medical examination as a part of the application process. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) designates certain doctors to perform the [...]
The Department of Labor has recently introduced the Foreign Labor Application Gateway, or FLAG. This self-described “newly-modernized portal” is now mandatory for employers to use when submitting a Prevailing [...]
Attention Californians, Canadians, and 04/20 celebrators worldwide! As another April 20th passes us by and celebrations become legal and larger, we want to remind you of the potential immigration [...]
We have written previously about the measures the Trump administration has taken to build its “invisible wall” to deter legal immigration. One such action has been to significantly delay [...]
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