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H-1B workers can easily transfer to new employers for better pay and conditions, but face costs and risks in the process.
Iranian immigrants are experiencing indefinite holds on USCIS applications, impacting work authorization and status changes.
Learn how companies can utilize the L-1 visa to transfer foreign employees to the US for project launches.
Recent discussions highlight the lack of caps on H-1B and other visa categories for university hires, impacting American graduates.
Discussion on potential new requirements for work permits and advance parole in US immigration policy.
Learn how companies can utilize the L-1 visa to transfer foreign employees for project launches in the US.
New policy aims to reverse outsourcing by helping firms bring foreign staff while training American workers.
New USCIS policies PM-602-0192 and PM-602-0194 halt immigration for skilled professionals based on birthplace, affecting thousands.
Recent court injunction halts pause on EAD and visa processing for physicians in the U.S. facing administrative delays.
No legal requirement for employers to seek American workers before H-1B sponsorship, universities benefit from cap exemption.
Many PhD holders with NIW approvals face delays in obtaining green cards and work permits due to USCIS processing issues.
Employers face challenges as USCIS pauses adjudications for applicants from 39 countries, impacting work and visa processes.
USCIS has extended premium processing times to six months, affecting work authorization for many applicants.
USCIS announces updates affecting U.S.-trained physicians amid ongoing visa restrictions.
H-1B visa holders can legally incorporate a company in the US but cannot work for it without proper authorization.
Navigating the H-1B Visa process requires language skills, employer sponsorship, and significant financial investment.
USCIS processing delays are impacting migrants' work permits. Here's what to do if your EAD expires.
Renewal wait times for DACA have increased significantly, impacting those brought to the U.S. as children.
The EB-3 Other Workers visa backlog has increased dramatically since 2021, impacting legal immigration and workforce planning.
USCIS introduces a new rule for asylum applicants requiring payment of application fees within 30 days of notice.
International students and researchers face indefinite delays in OPT and EAD applications due to USCIS benefits pause, prompting calls for action.
New annual asylum fee by USCIS raises compliance issues for pending applicants, impacting work authorization and asylum eligibility.
DACA recipients face significant delays in EAD renewals, with the auto extension now eliminated.
DHS aims to amend asylum work-permit rules to enhance system integrity and reduce fraud.
USCIS will reduce EAD validity periods to 18 months for many categories starting March 2026, impacting foreign nationals in the U.S.
USCIS reports DACA renewal processing delays have increased to 122 days due to enhanced screening measures affecting work authorization.
Critics highlight USCIS's lack of consideration for applicants facing uncertainty in citizenship and work authorization.
DHS has replaced the H-1B lottery with a weighted selection process favoring higher-skilled workers.
The May 2026 Visa Bulletin reveals that the EB-3 visa category for Rest of World is no longer current, affecting many Brazilian professionals.
USCIS updates guidance on Employment Authorization Document applications under specific categories.
USCIS has introduced new screening protocols, leading to delays in green card, asylum, and work permit applications.
USCIS announces new fees and stricter work authorization rules for asylum applicants and TPS holders, impacting many immigrants.
USCIS will reject pending asylum claims and revoke work permits for failure to pay annual fees, impacting many applicants.
A new bill proposes significant reforms to the H-1B visa program, including a reduced cap and salary requirements.
Recent changes to EAD extensions impact legal workers, requiring approval and vetting for security.
A new bill proposes a three-year freeze on H-1B visas and reduces the annual cap from 65,000 to 25,000, impacting foreign hiring.
A Republican-led coalition has unveiled sweeping reforms to the H-1B visa program, including a drastic cap reduction and salary requirements.
DHS announces interim final rule for asylum fees, impacting pending applications and work authorizations.
A federal court has ruled that DHS unlawfully ended parole for migrants using CBP One, restoring their work authorization.
Limited time work authorizations are currently on hold, affecting green card and citizenship applications.
The L-1 visa remains underused by companies, leading to lost talent. A new guide aims to clarify its benefits for HR and founders.
USCIS has reached the H-1B visa cap for 2026, impacting skilled workers seeking employment in the U.S.
Cuban migrants who entered the U.S. via CBP One face parole revocation and loss of work permits, creating uncertainty.
A new lawsuit challenges DHS's decision to end automatic EAD extensions, impacting many waiting for work authorization.
Students from 40 countries face uncertainty as OPT applications are paused, risking their ability to work in the U.S.
New bill aims to significantly reduce H-1B visas and impose stricter requirements for foreign workers in the US.
Clarification on L-1 visa requirements and L-2 visa work authorization for spouses.
The wait time for Employment Authorization Document (EAD) replacements has increased to 12 months, impacting many applicants.
An H-1B worker shares experiences of job loss and uncertainty following lottery selection.
New legislation could significantly alter the H-1B visa landscape, impacting global tech talent and domestic workforce protections.
New visa regulations announced by the U.S. will take effect in May 2026, impacting work permits and green cards.
Immigrant PhD holder loses job offer due to USCIS processing delays, highlighting urgent need for reform.
Eric Schmitt calls for USCIS to prioritize American workers and address H-1B visa misuse linked to DEI hiring practices.
The EB-3 Other Workers visa backlog has surged, impacting legal immigration and workforce planning in the U.S.
Spain's new immigration procedure aims to legalize the status of many unauthorized foreigners living in the country.
In 2023, the Biden Administration approved nearly 3 million work permits, impacting millions of EAD holders with automatic extensions.
Iranian legal immigrants face work authorization renewal challenges due to birthplace, prompting calls for action from lawmakers.
Concerns raised over USCIS processing pauses affecting qualified immigration applicants, including NIW cases.
Many Iranians in the U.S. face uncertainty due to USCIS memos causing indefinite holds on their cases and work authorizations.
Immigrants from travel ban countries face job losses as lawsuits mount against a five-month freeze on work permits and benefits.
Legal Iranian immigrants in the U.S. have faced an indefinite hold on applications since December, impacting work and health benefits.
A new bill suggests significant changes to the H-1B visa program, including a three-year pause and a reduction in annual caps.
USCIS is under scrutiny as work authorizations for legal immigrants from 39 countries face months-long delays.
New DHS rule could terminate work authorization for asylum applicants, impacting many seeking refuge in the U.S.
Immigrants face challenges as adjustment of status approvals are rendered ineffective due to an indefinite freeze on advance parole.
A new US bill proposes a three-year pause on H-1B visas and a significant cap reduction from 65,000 to 25,000.
New amendment seeks to halt H-1B visa extensions, impacting 730,000 workers and accelerating job openings for Americans.
Explore reasons behind EAD loss and USCIS delays affecting immigrants' work authorization.
Delays in work authorization processing are being viewed as a removal mechanism without formal orders, impacting E-Verify.
USCIS has paused cases and work permits for immigrants from 39 countries, affecting legal immigrants and their status.
USCIS Director warns of potential application closures due to increasing backlogs and processing times.
USCIS reports median DACA renewal processing times at 2.3 months, the longest since 2016, impacting work permits and employment.
USCIS announces that the H-2B cap for fiscal year 2026 has been reached, impacting seasonal workers seeking employment in the U.S.
UK government proposes extending wait for migrant care workers' permanent residency from five to 15 years, risking staffing shortages.
Texas officials urged to review L-1A visa usage in state IT contracts amid allegations of misclassification and offshore outsourcing.
Significant delays in EAD card issuance reported, with approvals pending since December 2025, raising concerns about USCIS processing times.
Government delays in renewing immigrant statuses lead to heightened risks of deportation and financial strain due to lost work authorization.
Recent USCIS memos have placed legal immigration cases on hold, affecting many Iranian nationals and their work authorization.
USCIS processing delays may affect the validity of Employment Authorization Documents (EAD) for applicants, prompting calls for policy changes.
DHS plans to implement rules that may significantly limit work authorization for millions of migrants, increasing wait times.
Multiple federal courts have deemed USCIS's indefinite holds on work permits likely unlawful, prompting numerous lawsuits.
Recent reports indicate a rise in selection rates for the H-1B lottery, providing more opportunities for skilled workers.
Senator Gary Peters is called to address significant delays in USCIS work authorizations affecting many applicants.
The US government is considering changes to the H-1B lottery system, which could impact future visa allocations.
USCIS has indefinitely halted processing for legal applicants, leaving many waiting months for work authorizations.
Discussion arises on the necessity of 10K EB-3 visas for unskilled labor amid advancements in AI and robotics.
New federal policies have led to a surge in H-1B visa lottery selection rates, improving chances for remaining applicants.
A federal court has halted delays in work authorization decisions for certain USCIS applicants, impacting many waiting for EAD approvals.
A federal court has issued a preliminary injunction requiring USCIS to process EAD applications that are currently on hold.
American businesses see a significant increase in H-1B visa selection rates for high-skilled foreign workers in 2026.
A federal judge has mandated USCIS to process I-765 applications within 180 days for plaintiffs in Behdin v. Edlow.
The L-1 visa facilitates employee transfers from foreign offices to U.S. offices without quotas or wage standards.
USCIS is experiencing delays in I-765 processing due to a pause on benefits for applicants from 39 countries.
USCIS has announced an indefinite hold on applications from legal immigrants, impacting scholars and professionals contributing to the U.S.
Afghan asylees can work immediately upon approval without needing an EAD. Update your Social Security card for unrestricted work.
Significant delays in EAD card issuance reported, raising concerns about USCIS processing times and workload.
USCIS has completed the selection process for the FY 2026 H-1B cap, allocating all 85,000 available visas.
USCIS has announced that the H-1B cap for fiscal year 2024 has been reached, impacting job opportunities for many Americans.
The pool of H-1B visa lottery entrants is projected to shrink due to a new fee for foreign workers.
Recent USCIS memos are causing delays in green card applications and affecting legal immigrants' access to loans and mortgages.
Thousands of immigrants face job loss as the US ends automatic extensions for Employment Authorization Documents.
Rep. Raskin highlights the USCIS hold impacting legal immigrants, risking jobs and health insurance.
Discussion highlights the importance of reviewing EAD cases upon expiration for those on temporary status.
Guidance on what to do if you were not selected in the H-1B lottery.
Delays in EAD processing by USCIS are causing significant distress for law-abiding immigrants seeking to work.
USCIS refers allegations against Congressman Eric Swalwell to DHS for investigation regarding hiring a nanny without work authorization.
H-1B petitions drop at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan while Citi sees an increase following Trump's visa policy changes.
USCIS has announced an indefinite hold on work permit applications, impacting extensions and OPT requests.
USCIS scales back work permit extension to standard 180 days, impacting many applicants amid ongoing backlog issues.
Recent layoffs have led to a ban on I-140 processing for affected companies, impacting green card applications.
The L-1 visa offers corporations a cap-free alternative to H-1B, with fewer requirements and less scrutiny.
USCIS has announced that the H-1B cap for FY2027 has been reached, detailing key requirements and filing season information.
USCIS is currently not issuing Employment Authorization Documents to Nigerians across all categories.
Law-abiding immigrants face job loss and instability due to USCIS's pause on work permit renewals, prompting calls for action.
A federal judge has ruled the CBP One app, used by nearly 900,000 immigrants for legal entry, illegal, impacting their work authorization and stay.
The H-1B lottery results for 2026 have been released. Find out what to do next if you were selected or not.
The Dignity Program provides deferred action and work authorization for eligible immigrants under new legislation.
USCIS has indefinitely paused processing immigrant and non-immigrant benefits for citizens of 39 countries, affecting thousands.
Legal immigrants face uncertainty as USCIS delays processing renewals, raising concerns about work permits expiring.
USCIS pause halts application processing, impacting work permits and housing for legal immigrants.
A family at risk of losing H-1B status received expedited EAD assistance after sudden job loss.
Foreigners lacking USCIS receipts must seek ADIT stamps, creating travel burdens for those far from field offices.
The US has scrapped the H-1B lottery system, introducing a wage-based selection process for visa applicants.
USCIS updates H-1B lottery rules, impacting visa allocation and raising concerns over American layoffs.
A U.S. researcher faces financial and academic uncertainty due to USCIS processing delays, prompting a call for action from Senator Gary Peters.
A PhD researcher in neurosurgery faces a 90-day work authorization hold from USCIS, impacting critical Parkinson's research.
A PhD engineer successfully switched to an EB-2 NIW Green Card after years of being undervalued at his company.
A new roadmap outlines how STEM OPT holders can transition to EB-1A green cards without sponsorship.
Key updates on the EB-5 visa program, including current categories and filing insights.
The U.S. has paused immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, impacting families and employers seeking permanent residency.
USCIS has finalized the first wage-based H-1B lottery for FY 2027, marking a significant change in the selection process.
USCIS has reached the FY2027 H-1B cap. Selected applicants must file by June 30 to secure their visas.
USCIS has completed the H-1B initial registration selection process for FY2024.
The USCIS pause is affecting work authorization for many legal immigrants, risking job loss and homelessness.
USCIS has finalized the H-1B cap selection process for FY 2027, impacting many applicants seeking work visas.
The Biden administration's temporary parole pathway offers work rights but does not guarantee permanent residency.
USCIS has paused work authorization issuance, renewals, and other immigration benefits, leaving applicants in limbo.
F-1 visa holders selected in the H-1B lottery should still apply for STEM OPT to maintain immigration options.
Many Iranians with approved NIW cases report losing job offers due to USCIS processing delays. Calls for action are growing.
A recent benefits pause affects various legal immigration pathways, including green cards and work permits.
USCIS has lifted benefit holds for certain employment authorization documents, impacting a small portion of applicants.
Thousands of legal immigrants face work authorization loss as USCIS halts processing of benefits for 39 countries.
USCIS announces shorter EAD processing times and increased security measures, impacting work authorization applicants.
Proposed DHS changes may delay work authorization for asylum applicants, affecting employers and workforce planning.
H-1B cap selection rates reach nearly 50% as employers prioritize in-country workers due to new fee regulations.
USCIS has begun releasing H-1B lottery results for Fiscal Year 2027, impacting many applicants and employers.
Delaying your Employment Authorization Document renewal can lead to work authorization gaps. File early to stay eligible.
The Labor Department's new proposal aims to raise minimum pay for H-1B visa workers by up to 33%.
USCIS has announced a blanket pause on legal work authorizations under a new policy, impacting many applicants.
The latest update on H-1B lottery selections reveals 7 candidates chosen, including 4 under the regular cap and 3 under the Master's cap.
Recent data reveals that EAD work permits exceed H-1B visas by more than tenfold, highlighting a shift in work authorization trends.
USCIS has begun requesting biometrics for I-765 applications, impacting many applicants seeking work authorization.
Cuban applicants face significant delays in USCIS processing of I-485 applications and work permit renewals, raising urgent concerns.
TSMERDIST highlights challenges faced by immigrants due to USCIS pause, urging attention from DHS Secretary.
DHS has extended Temporary Protected Status for Haiti, valid until July 1, 2026, impacting work authorization for Haitians.
Proposed legislation seeks to waive the $100,000 fee for healthcare workers applying for H-1B visas.
USCIS updates TPS work permit validity for Haitians, set to expire on July 1, 2026, impacting employers and beneficiaries.
USCIS has extended work authorization for Syrians under TPS until July 1, 2026, allowing thousands to work legally in the US.
Clinical researcher faces delays in work authorization due to USCIS processing pause, impacting Parkinson's research.
The April 2026 Visa Bulletin allows EB-3 Skilled Workers to file for adjustment of status even with pending I-140 petitions.
DACA recipients can utilize advanced parole for legal re-entry into the U.S. without losing their protection.
USCIS has announced the release of a new I-9 form for employment verification, impacting employers and employees nationwide.
Work authorization is a crucial milestone for immigrants, with Form I-765 enabling legal employment in the U.S.
USCIS has closed FY2027 H-1B registration, implementing a new rule that prioritizes higher-paid roles, reflecting changing political dynamics.
Leaving the US without Advance Parole can jeopardize Green Card applications, warns immigration expert.
The April 2026 Visa Bulletin reveals significant changes in visa availability for various categories, impacting many immigrants.
The April 2026 Visa Bulletin indicates a visa drought for some categories while others see improvements.
A new bipartisan bill seeks to eliminate the $100,000 H-1B fee for foreign healthcare professionals, addressing critical workforce shortages.
Detained immigrant highlights risks of leaving the U.S. during Green Card process without Advance Parole.
USCIS has announced that it has reached the H-2B visa cap for the second half of fiscal year 2026.
A new bill aims to exempt healthcare from the $100,000 H-1B fee to address workforce shortages.
The H-1B lottery process is being redefined with a new $100,000 filing fee, impacting employer hiring strategies and global talent acquisition.
USCIS announces new EAD validity dates and automatic extensions for Haiti's TPS designation.
The U.S. government has updated its TPS page regarding automatic extensions of EADs, impacting many immigrants.
Understanding EAD validity for EB-5 investors amid processing delays.
USCIS opens H-1B lottery registration for FY2027, introducing a wage-based weighted lottery and new fees.
USCIS confirms that the H-1B visa cap has been reached for FY 2026, dispelling recent misinformation.
USCIS has paused immigration decisions, impacting green cards, work permits, and citizenship applications for many legal residents.
Foreign students in the U.S. on F-1 and J-1 visas must adhere to specific work status guidelines.
USCIS has paused immigration decisions, impacting green cards, work permits, and citizenship for many legal residents.
USCIS has paused immigration decisions, affecting green cards, work permits, and citizenship applications for many legal residents.
The EB-3 visa connects employment, immigration policy, and workforce planning, allowing U.S. employers to sponsor foreign workers for permanent residency.
The March 2026 Visa Bulletin reveals significant updates for EB-2 applicants, including current status for Rest of World and major advancements for India.
Many H-1B visa holders face job change fears. The EB-1A visa offers a potential solution for skilled engineers.
The USCIS pause on immigration benefits is jeopardizing jobs and status for vetted professionals, impacting U.S. science and economy.
USCIS opens FY 2027 H-1B visa registration with new beneficiary-focused rules and a smarter lottery system from March 4 to 19, 2026.
USCIS has opened the registration window for FY 2027 H-1B visas, introducing new rules for employers and foreign professionals.
Recent U.S. labor policy changes require stricter justification for EB-3 visa applications, impacting employers and applicants alike.
USCIS has removed the 540-day automatic extension for H-4 Employment Authorization Documents, impacting thousands of dependents.
The H-1B 2027 registration opens today, introducing a wage-based selection process and a $100K fee for foreign workers.
Dara Lind's column reveals that immigrants face long wait times for services funded by their application fees.
USCIS's proposed regulations could delay initial EAD applications for asylum seekers by up to 173 years. Eligible applicants urged to apply now.
New DHS rule aims to revise work authorization eligibility for asylum seekers, impacting employer considerations.
H-1B visa registration for FY 2027 opens March 4-19, 2026, featuring a new weighted lottery system for employers.
USCIS is currently not processing new DACA applications due to a court ruling, impacting first-time applicants.
The H-1B lottery registration opens on March 4, introducing a new weighted system for applicants. Here's what you need to know.
The US government argues that national origin discrimination in I-765 adjudications is constitutional, affecting 32 plaintiffs seeking work.
A comprehensive guide to the H-1B visa process, lottery rules, and employer considerations for 2026.
Businesses are strategizing alternatives for H-1B visa lottery outcomes as the application process approaches.
EB-3 visa priority dates have moved up three months, allowing many to file for work permits and travel.
The H-1B cap season for FY2025 opens on Wednesday, allowing employers to register for visas until March 19.
US employers can enter the H-1B lottery starting Wednesday, facing heightened competition due to recent policy changes.
H-4 dependents are now eligible for EAD, allowing work authorization independent of specific job offers.
The L1 Visa offers an alternative for those not selected in the H1B lottery, allowing spouses to work in the USA as well.
DHS announces the end of automatic extensions for EADs, prioritizing vetting and reducing fraudulent filings.
The H-1B weighted selection rule will take effect on February 27, impacting future visa registrations.
USCIS announces adoption of 'Dates for Filing' for March Visa Bulletin, allowing earlier I-485 submissions for eligible applicants.
USCIS will no longer automatically extend EADs, focusing on public safety and national security.
USCIS faces scrutiny for inadequate vetting of I-765 work authorization applications, raising concerns among immigration advocates.
DHS aims to link work permit eligibility to asylum processing times, impacting applicants' EAD applications.
DHS grants temporary legal status and work permits to certain undocumented immigrants through humanitarian parole authority.
In March 2026, EB-2 green cards will be available without waiting for priority dates for most applicants.
USCIS updates policy allowing work authorization requests for asylum seekers after 150 days of waiting for a decision.
USCIS proposes to suspend work authorization applications for asylum seekers, impacting pending cases in immigration court.
The EB2 category is now current, allowing immediate green card applications and work permits.
Recent changes may cause delays in work authorization as Social Security cards are not mailed as expected.
USCIS proposes to suspend work permits for asylum seekers if processing exceeds 180 days.
USCIS proposes stricter access to work permits for asylum seekers, potentially causing long delays in EAD issuance.
Amid tightening H-1B visa regulations, some immigrants are now opting for O-1 visas as an alternative.
USCIS announces new EAD requirements, extending processing time from 180 to 365 days for work permits.
EAD card recipients face delays as USCIS reports production issues, impacting timely receipt of work authorization.
USCIS announces the opening of registration for the FY 2027 H-1B visa lottery, crucial for foreign workers seeking employment in the U.S.
Learn about L-1 visas, their types, and benefits for multinational companies transferring employees to the U.S.
USCIS announces significant changes to H-4 EAD program, reducing validity and increasing scrutiny for applicants.
USCIS announces new I-765 form requirements, including SSN application changes, effective March 5, 2026.
EB-5 investors can gain significant advantages through Employment Authorization Documents and Advance Parole, enhancing work and travel flexibility.
The FY 2027 H-1B lottery will implement a wage-weighted selection process, prioritizing higher-paid skilled positions.
Immigrants worry about EAD validity impacting Real ID renewals after DMV notifications.
An immigration expert suggests a second H-1B lottery may occur this year, impacting skilled workers seeking employment in the U.S.
The DHS has proposed a rule to reduce fraud in asylum work permits and address a backlog of over 1.4 million cases.
ICE apprehended Juan Espindola-Ramirez, a Mexican national, during a traffic stop in Nashville, highlighting ongoing immigration enforcement efforts.
USCIS plans to implement stricter measures to reduce fraudulent EAD applications and their economic impact.
A new USCIS proposal could halt work permit applications for asylum seekers if processing times exceed 180 days.
USCIS plans to suspend work permits for asylum seekers indefinitely, impacting many applicants seeking employment.
USCIS has proposed a pause on work permits for asylum seekers if processing delays exceed six months.
USCIS has proposed a rule to temporarily suspend work permits for asylum seekers, potentially lasting for years.
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed new rules for asylum applicants regarding work permits.
L-1 visa approvals are still being granted, providing opportunities for international workers in the U.S.
USCIS introduces a new rule increasing wait times for asylum seekers to obtain work permits.
USCIS plans to temporarily halt work permit approvals for asylum applicants, potentially lasting for years.
USCIS has proposed a new rule to temporarily suspend work permits for asylum applicants, potentially lasting several years.
USCIS announces a reduction in the maximum validity period for certain Employment Authorization Documents (EADs).
Learn essential steps to take after receiving your EAD, including updating your Social Security card.
Significant changes to worker visa extensions and EAD fees will take effect starting October 2025 and January 2026.
Despite a partial government shutdown, USCIS continues processing green cards, work permits, and more without interruption.
A USCIS processing error has temporarily left an immigrant unable to work, highlighting issues in the immigration system.
USCIS announces the FY26 cap for returning worker H-2B visas has been reached, impacting seasonal employers and foreign workers.
The 2026 H-1B lottery will award over 65,000 visas starting March 2026, with significant implications for incoming workers.
The H-2B returning worker cap for FY 2026 is now full, impacting future visa applications.
Asylum seekers in the U.S. can file for a work card after six months, but it's not automatic.
Employers are advised to start preparations for the FY2027 H-1B lottery process as deadlines approach.
A look into how some employers circumvent the H-1B visa cap, affecting the tech workforce in Texas.
USCIS emphasizes the necessity of Form I-9 for verifying employment eligibility in the U.S.
New wage-based selection system for H-1B cap season 2027 favors higher-paid, high-skilled workers.
USCIS announces the opening date for H-1B visa lottery registration for FY2027 on March 4, 2026.
L-1A visa holders can remain in the US for up to seven years, while L-1B holders are limited to five years.
USCIS extends validity of TPS work permits following Judge Reyes' decision, impacting many beneficiaries in the U.S.
USCIS announces the cap for FY 2026 H-2B returning worker visas has been met, impacting employment start dates from January to March 2026.
Cognowiz announces H-1B cap registrations for 2026, featuring a new wage-weighted lottery system prioritizing higher salaries.
House Republicans introduce legislation to abolish the H-1B visa program, citing job protection for American workers.
Critics highlight issues with EAD renewals, citing staff reassignments and lack of prioritization by USCIS.
The H-1B program is evolving into an economic filter, impacting employer hiring strategies for FY 2027.
A quick guide for employers on the differences between H-1B and L-1 visas, including hiring processes and eligibility.
USCIS processing times for Employment Authorization Documents have significantly increased to an average of 8.5 months.
USCIS finalizes new wage weighted selection rule for H-1B cap, impacting future visa allocations.
EAD holders are in temporary status and do not have permanent legal status, clarifying misconceptions about their immigration status.
Spouses awaiting Green Card status can work with an Employment Authorization Document while their petitions are processed.
US job growth increased in January, influenced by fewer layoffs and immigration enforcement impacting worker supply.
Starting FY 2027, USCIS will implement a wage-weighted system for the H-1B lottery, affecting entry chances for applicants.
Confusion arises as USCIS claims ESTA overstay affects green card eligibility, while ICE provides work permit during application process.
USCIS updates processing times for C08 (Asylum Pending) work authorization, indicating it typically takes one month.
Employers should prepare for the upcoming H-1B visa lottery with key dates and changes outlined in this quick guide.
A new immigration policy will end widespread parole and work permits for parolees, leading to increased detentions for those with no defense to removal.
Understanding the process for spouses of US citizens to obtain legal residency through Form I-485.
USCIS continues to accept applications for the O-1 visa, designed for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement.
C08 work authorization applications are processed quickly by USCIS, typically within one month.
The U.S. government has filed an appeal against a ruling blocking TPS renewal for Haitians, confirming work permits remain valid during the process.
USCIS announces the opening date for the H-1B lottery for fiscal year 2027, starting March 4, 2026.
Large companies like Google can utilize blanket L-1 petitions, streamlining the visa transfer process for eligible employees.
USCIS announced an extension of work authorization for TPS holders pending further updates, following a recent court ruling.
The new H-1B lottery selection process may benefit VC-backed startups by prioritizing higher salaries for critical roles.
The O-1 visa provides a strategic opportunity for AI professionals seeking employment in the United States.
Clarification on TPS renewal indicates 540-day extension applies only to pending I-765 applications under new registration periods.
USCIS announces recognition of extended work authorization status but lacks specific end date.
USCIS announces the start of the registration period for H-1B visas, crucial for foreign workers seeking employment in the U.S.
DHS plans to implement a weighted scale for H-1B visas, prioritizing higher-paid and skilled positions starting February 27, 2026.
Federal government maintains control over immigration courts; work authorization for UB confirmed valid until 2029.
Recent email from a hiring company highlights H-1B cap-exempt petition restrictions for candidates from banned countries.
Starting FY 2027, USCIS will implement a wage-weighted selection process for H-1B visas, prioritizing higher-skilled candidates.
USCIS implements a new weighted selection process prioritizing higher-skilled and higher-paid positions to protect U.S. worker opportunities.
A former employee highlights issues with L-1 visa usage for labor exploitation and excessive work hours.
USCIS announces the opening date for H-1B cap registration for fiscal year 2027, starting March 4, 2026.
Recent discussions highlight concerns over retroactive changes to H-1B visa regulations affecting long-term holders.
USCIS announces H-1B lottery registration dates and new weighted selection criteria based on wages and seniority.
New updates to the H-1B visa program include higher costs and alternative options for applicants.
USCIS announces the opening of 85,000 new H-1B visas for FY 2027, with registration starting March 4, 2026.
USCIS reveals H-1B FY 2027 registration dates and introduces weighted selection for high-skill roles.
USCIS has released the registration instructions for the H-1B lottery, providing essential details for applicants.
USCIS announces H-1B lottery registration period from March 4 to 19, 2024, for FY 2027 cap-subject petitions.
USCIS has set the FY 2027 H-1B registration dates and introduced a wage-weighted lottery system. Key details inside.
Thousands of U.S.-trained doctors face work authorization delays due to USCIS holds, impacting healthcare access and patient care.
Millions face long waits in family and work visa backlogs, despite claims of no waiting lines.
USCIS announces changes to EAD validity periods, impacting renewals and scrutiny for applicants.
A federal judge has halted the early termination of the Parole FRP, allowing work permits to remain valid during ongoing litigation.
A preliminary injunction ensures that parole and work authorization for FRP beneficiaries remain valid until further notice.
New policy requires immigrants to renew EADs every 18 months following a recent attack by an Afghan asylum seeker.
DHS finalizes a new weighted selection rule for visa applications effective February 27, 2026, prioritizing high-skilled applicants.
Explore legal options for renewing or extending your U.S. work permit before it expires.
Learn about the latest updates to Employment Authorization Documents and their implications for South Asian communities.
New USCIS rule ending automatic work permit extensions for H-1B spouses takes effect October 30, 2025.
USCIS has announced a new weighted lottery system for H-1B visa applications, set to take effect for the upcoming fiscal year.
USCIS announces a new weighted selection system for H-1B lottery entries based on wage levels for FY 2027.
USCIS will prioritize higher-wage roles in the H-1B lottery beginning February 27, 2026, impacting hiring and immigration strategies.
February's Visa Bulletin reveals significant EB-3 movement for Rest of World applicants, impacting employer planning.
TPS holders should verify their EAD status due to new USCIS rules affecting work permit validity.
A lawsuit filed by Iranian and Sudanese immigrants challenges USCIS processing pauses affecting work permits.
USCIS updates visa renewal policies, allowing unlimited renewals for approved I-140 applicants and specific exemptions for educational institutions.
Bruce C. Gonyea emphasizes the need for clear immigration pathways to support economic growth and workforce stability.
The H-1B Cap lottery registration period opens in March 2026, with new fees and a wage-level lottery system impacting applicants and employers.
A new lawsuit challenges a federal rule affecting H-1B spouses' work authorization, potentially impacting many workers.
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