On February 26, USCIS announced that starting on May 26, 2015, an H-4 spouse would be eligible to apply for employment authorization if: His/her H-1B spouse is the principal beneficiary of an approved I-140 petition; or …
Read MoreLast week, a Texas federal district court judge issued a decision in a lawsuit brought by Texas and 25 other states challenging President Obama’s new deferred action initiatives. In his decision, he issued a “preliminary …
Read MoreStarting January 2015, undocumented workers will have their first opportunity to obtain California driver’s licenses thanks to the passage of Assembly Bill 60. The bill allows driver’s licenses for undocumented workers for the first time …
Read MoreA series of policy changes have been announced intended to prevent ambitious and creative people, many of whom received their higher education in the United States, from continuing to leave the country and work …
Read MoreLast night, President Obama took a crucial step toward reforming our immigration system. He announced that he will provide immediate relief for many of those impacted by of the broken system, and he is offering …
Read MoreThe State Department recently announced that, for the first time ever, the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program has reached its cap of 10,000 visas, largely due to an increase in Chinese investors. Although the EB-5 program—employment-based, fifth preference …
Read MoreIt happens all the time: You are planning your next trip or changing your job and you notice your green card is expiring! Do you have to cancel everything? The laws and procedures that apply …
Read MoreIt’s time for the annual Green Card lottery! The (DV) Diversity Immigrant Visa Lottery or better know as Green Card Lottery 2016 will open Wednesday October 1, 2014 at noon Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) (GMT …
Read MoreIntel Corporation came out strongly in the favor of the proposal from the DHS that would grant ability to work to spouses of H-1B employees. The world’s largest chipmaker is one of the largest users of …
Read MoreWASHINGTON — The State Department’s global database for issuing travel documents has crashed, resulting in major delays for potentially millions of people around the world waiting for U.S. passports and visas, officials said Wednesday. Unspecified …
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