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What to Expect When Applying for a Green Card Through Marriage in 2025
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What H-1B Families Should Know About the H-4 EAD
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What to Know About Green Card Compliance When Your Child Turns 14
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New Federal Registration Requirement Now in Effect
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How to Apply for an H-1B Visa: A Simple Guide for Employees
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H-1B Visa Cap Reached for FY 2026 – Here’s What’s Next
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The H-1B Lottery: What’s Next?
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USCIS Notice to Appear (NTA) Memo Could Lead to Serious Consequences
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DNS Site Visits of H1B Employers and the Impact of New H1B Regulations
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Providing Proper Evidence for Your Green Card Application
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Navigating the Marriage-Based Green Card Process
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Planning Your Future Together: Timeline Tips for Marriage-Based Green Cards
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Rethinking the H-1B Path: How F-1/OPT Workers Are Finding Alternatives
Hiring F-1/OPT Workers in a Post-H-1B World As H-1B lottery selections become less predictable, both employers and foreign professionals are finding new ways to stay on track toward permanent residence. In today’s immigration landscape, the
DOL Resumes Processing — Employment Filings Move Forward After Shutdown
DOL Resumes Processing — Employment Filings Move Forward After Shutdown The Department of Labor has resumed processing PERM, PWD, and LCA filings after the shutdown, allowing employers and sponsored workers to move cases forward again.
Government Shutdown Impact on Immigration Operations
Weekly Roundup – October Government Shutdown Impact on Immigration Operations As of October 9, 2025, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) remains open and continues processing most filings. Since the agency is funded primarily through
Job Changes and Pending Green Card Applications
Job Changes and Pending Green Card Applications Executive Immigration Insights With the October Visa Bulletin bringing movement, many applicants are asking what happens if a job change occurs while an I-485 is still pending. A
When Immigration Filings Go Wrong: Denials, NOIDs, and NOIRs Executive Immigration Insights – Part 1
Immigration Law Leaves No Room for Error Immigration law is highly complex. The forms may look simple, but they are grounded in statutes, regulations, and policy guidance that change frequently. Many applicants and employers assume
This Week in Immigration: Government Shutdown Disrupts Key Services, DACA May Reopen
Government Shutdown Begins As of October 1, 2025, a partial federal government shutdown has begun, creating immediate disruptions across key immigration-related agencies. Some services continue, particularly those funded by fees, while others, including labor certifications