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Navigating the H-1B Visa 2025 Season: A Complete Guide
It’s that time of year again—H-1B Visa 2025 Registration is Now Open! If you're thinking about applying for an H-1B visa or sponsoring a foreign worker, it’s important to be well-prepared. Here’s a quick refresher to help you navigate the process and prepare for the...
Adjustment of Status vs. Consular Processing: What’s the Difference?
Obtaining immigration in the United States can be a complex process, especially when deciding between Adjustment of Status (AOS) vs. Consular Processing. Both are viable options for obtaining lawful permanent residency in the United States, but the choice depends on...
Unlocking Cross-Border Opportunities: A Guide for Canadian & Mexican Entrepreneurs Looking to Grow in the U.S.
The United States is viewed as the land of opportunity, even to our neighbors in Canada and Mexico. But many are unsure of how to seize the opportunities available for doing business in the United States. For non-U.S. citizens, the process of coming into the United...
A World of Talent: The Benefits of Hiring Foreign Workers to fill U.S. Labor Shortages
Frankly, there are many sources to draw from, when highlighting the issue of labor shortage in the U.S. This particular one shines a clear light on the issue. The shortage of skilled labor cuts a wide swath. But here are some of the American industries that are...
What happens to the foreign workers during mass layoffs?
By now we’ve all heard about the unfortunate mass layoffs being faced by the tech industry. In the face of this, one of the biggest looming questions is: “What happens to the foreign workers on H1-B, L1-A, L1-B , E-1/E-2, O-1, TN visas, etc?” When individual’s (and...
United States Federal Government Rules That Federal Government’s Turnbacks of Asylum Seekers at Southern Border Ports of Entry are Unlawful
On September 2, 2021 a United States District Court held that the U.S. government’s turnback of thousands of asylum seekers and denial of access to the asylum process at the U.S.-Mexico border is unlawful. Federal District Court judge Cynthia Bashant ruled...
Impact of the Supreme Court Decision on DACA Filings
Under the SCOTUS decision of July 18, 2020, USCIS must continue to process the following types of DACA requests: People Who Currently Have DACA: Current DACA recipients can file a renewal DACA request. People Whose DACA Expired One Year Ago or Less: Recipients whose...