Presidential Proclamation 10052 (Trump’s visa ban targeting employment-based immigration from June 2020, which prevented the entry into the U.S. of certain H-1B, H-2B, J, and L visa holders) finally expired[…]
Copied from USCIS: WASHINGTON—The Department of Homeland Security today published a Federal Register notice (FRN) extending and re-designating Syria for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 18 months, effective March 31,[…]
The April 2021 Visa Bulletin was released late afternoon today, the first time in many, many moons that it has come out before the 20th of the month (hopefully another[…]
50 or so days into the new Biden administration and we are beginning to see some real policy changes and a return to normalcy, a welcome occurrence after the undue[…]
Today, we finally heard the news we were awaiting- the public charge rule is truly dead. That means, the absolutely awful, burdensome and stressful Form I-944 is no longer necessary. […]
Further to our previous post, the DHS has published remarks on the status of the public charge rule. See below. DHS Statement on Litigation Related to the Public Charge Ground[…]
Breaking: The US Supreme Court today dismissed a lawsuit in which the troubling ‘public charge’ rule was to be litigated. In other words, this action will now allow the public[…]
It is with great delight and relief that we can report that the visa ban affecting many many people are the world is now lifted. Proclamation 10014 banned immigrants visas[…]
USCIS announced that, starting today, it is expanding premium processing services to E-3 petitioners. This is welcome news as previously premium processing was not available for this category, and lengthy[…]
The March 2021 Visa Bulletin was released late yesterday afternoon. Most categories saw steady movement, with employment-based categories (particularly EB2 India and EB3 India) seeing fairly significant movement compared to[…]