Posts in the Immigration category

USCIS has recently released an updated announcement outlining various options that can help you maintain your lawful immigration status within 60 days of losing your job. These options can be confusing so let me summarize your options for you.

Failing to report address changes to USCIS can jeopardize pending cases, risking missed notices and delays. Timely reporting ensures clear communication, reducing complications in immigration matters. Distinct from USPS, direct reporting to USCIS is essential.

For over two decades, the U.S. Department of State (DOS) ceased renewals of non-diplomatic visas domestically. However, in a significant development, the DOS has recently launched a visa pilot program for stateside renewals. This article delves into this new initiative, outlining its benefits, requirements, and application process for H-1B visa holders seeking renewal within the U.S.

USCIS has recently released an updated announcement outlining various options that can help you maintain your lawful immigration status within 60 days of losing your job. These options can be confusing so let me summarize your options for you.

Mexico is a country that is becoming increasingly popular in the information technology industry. Its location, overlapping time zones with the US, and deep understanding of US workplace culture make it a prime location for outsourcing.

The concurrent H-1B petition allows H-1B holders to work for multiple employers, as long as each employer files a concurrent H-1B petition with USCIS.

The USCIS will open the initial registration period for the H-1B cap on March 1, 2023. This is a crucial step for foreign workers seeking temporary employment in the US.

Workers from Chile and Singapore can apply for an H-1B1 visa. Know the general requirements and understand H-1B vs. H-1B1.