On February 24, 2021, President Joe Biden lifted a year-long freeze the Trump administration issued on green cards in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, which had blocked most legal forms of immigration to the United States. He revoked the proclamation and claimed that ...
Read MoreAccording to a regulatory agenda from the White House, the Biden Administration has terminated a federal government plan to ban tens of thousands of ...
View MoreOn January 7, 2021, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced to end the traditional lottery system for the H-1B visa – which is ...
View MoreVisa: possibly the most commonly used word in the world of immigration. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most misunderstood legal concepts. To ...
View MoreWhen you apply for a nonimmigrant (temporary) visa, an adjudicating officer will generally deny your application if they believe you intend on moving ...
View MoreHave you decided to apply for a green card? There are many different paths to permanent residence, and knowing what to expect from the process can ...
View MoreBecause of COVID-19, the U.S. economy is suffering, and unemployment has skyrocketed. The Trump administration has largely used this crisis as a ...
View MoreNonimmigrant visas are temporary. You might obtain a nonimmigrant visa for a variety of reasons, including: Business Tourism Temporary work Education, ...
View MoreAre you considering investing in a U.S. business? You may qualify for an immigrant or nonimmigrant visa. The qualifications are highly specific, ...
View MoreVisitors who plan on temporarily staying in the United States must have a temporary visa in order to do so. There are two types of visitor visas: B-1 ...
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