H-1B Visas are considered non-immigrant visas. This visa allows a U.S. employer to temporarily employ foreign workers in what are considered “specialty” occupations. These types of positions typically require theoretical and practical application of highly specialized knowledge and require an education level of a bachelor’s degree or higher.
Read MoreDate movement is slowing or has stopped in all categories. Learn more in our analysis of the June 2018 visa bulletin.
Read MoreWho are the advancers for May? See our analysis on what lies ahead for priority dates.
Read MoreRecent statistical data released by USCIS provides interesting glimpse into DACA usage.
Read MoreEB-1 adjustment applicants need to plan for a potentially lengthy retrogression. Get our analysis of the latest visa bulletin.
Read MoreCap season is heating up. Improve your chances of approval by learning the new adjudication trends in all things H-1B.
Read MoreMarch priority dates, you could say, continue to steadily march forward. Get our analysis of the latest visa bulletin.
Read More2018 continues with forward movement. Downgrading to EB-3 China could be advantageous for some.
Read MoreWith less than a day to go, a temporary shutdown of government functions looks possible. But what does this mean for those applying for immigration benefits?
Read More2018 starts off with no retrogression in priority dates.
Read MoreThe calendar year ends with forward movement in many categories.
Read MoreDates march forward at a slower pace than last month.
Read MoreInterviews for employment-based green cards are rolling out. Here's how to prepare.
Read MoreNew I-765 and agreement with Social Security Administration promises streamlined employment readiness.
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