Tag Archives: #immigrationlaw

  1. USCIS Uncovers Fraud in H-1B Registration Process: Steps Taken to Ensure Fairness and Transparency

    USCIS recently confirmed the receipt of 780,884 registrations for FY 2024, marking an increase of about 62% from the previous year. This surge in registrations explains the low selection rates this year. This same agency also announced that it has verified the presence of collusion among technology companies who aim to improve the probability of…

  2. Bona-Fide Marriage or Marriage Fraud: What You Need to Know in Immigration Cases

    When it comes to immigration cases, proving a bona-fide marriage can be critical. In fact, U.S. Citizenship, and Immigration Services (USCIS) requires evidence that the marriage is not fraudulent and entered into for the sole for the purpose of evading U.S. immigration laws. USCIS takes marriage fraud very seriously and has implemented various measures to…

  3. The L-1A Visa: The Fastest Path to Green Card for Indian Nationals

    The L-1A visa is a popular option for Indian nationals who want to obtain a green card and become permanent residents of the United States. Here are some reasons why the L-1A is considered the fastest way to a green card for Indian nationals. First, the L-1A visa is specifically designed for executives and managers…

  4. Demystifying Form I-864: A Comprehensive Guide to Completing the Affidavit of Support for U.S. Immigration Sponsorship

    Financial sponsorship is a crucial aspect of the immigration process, especially in family-based cases, e.g., spousal, parent, and sibling petitions. This form is used to establish the relationship between a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and their foreign relative who is seeking to immigrate to the United States. Here are the key points to understanding…

  5. Breaking Down the Complexities of the Visa Bulletin: What You Need to Know

    The Visa Bulletin is a critical resource for anyone seeking to immigrate to the United States. This monthly publication, issued by the US Department of State (DOS), provides valuable information on the availability of immigrant visas for individuals from various countries and categories. Understanding the Visa Bulletin and its complex system of priority dates and…

  6. USCIS finally clarifies when response is due where due date falls on weekend or a Federal Holiday.

    Finally, some clarity from USCIS on a long standing issue. USCIS recently announced that they are updating the USCIS Policy Manual to address situations when the last day to file a benefit request or respond to a USCIS action falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or federal holiday. In these situations, USCIS will consider a filing…

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