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Success Story – Working Under Concurrent H-1B Visas
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.
FY2024 H-1B Cap Initial Registration Will Open on March 1
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.
Understanding H-1B1 Visa as an Alternative to H-1B for Workers from Chile and Singapore
Workers from Chile and Singapore can apply for an H-1B1 visa. Know the general requirements and understand H-1B vs. H-1B1.
What Is Interfiling EB-3 to EB-2 or Transfer of Underlying Basis and When Should You Use It?
USCIS grants interfiling EB-3 to EB-2 when a pending I-485 application can be transferred to match with another approved or pending immigrant petition.
Is It Still Possible to Outsource and Subcontract Personnel in Mexico After Federal Labor Law Reform?
Is it still possible to outsource and subcontract personnel in Mexico after Federal Labor Law reform? Know all about Mexico outsourcing ban.
Yellow, Blue or Pink Sheet?: What You Must Know About 221(g) and Administrative Processing
A consulate officer may print the 221(g) notice on a letter of random color based on convenience, which was not the case earlier. Learn more about 221(g) and administrative processing.
USCIS Changes Process to Meet Issuance of 280,000 Available Employment-Based Green Cards by end of FY 2022
Before USCIS’s fiscal year ends, green card applicants must know these 9 steps to help make sure their applications are reviewed and their green cards are issued before September 30, 2022.
What 7 Acts Can You Do When USCIS Delays Your Immigration Case?
If your immigration application is delayed longer than expected, it may cause financial, social and emotional losses for you. This can include loss of job, along with employment benefits, such as medical or life insurance, and social benefits like your driver’s license.
