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Opponents Say Expansion Of U.S. Immigrant Ban Should Not Include Skilled Workers
In an effort to stop President Trump from expanding his recently signed presidential proclamation halting immigration to the U.S. for certain immigrants
Can universities keep foreign students if only online?
Before COVID-19 struck, around five million students were undertaking degrees outside their home country. Travel restrictions and social isolation measures have and will continue to reduce these numbers dramatically.
Fearing a Second Wave of Covid-19, Some Colleges Will End Fall Semester Early
With infectious-disease experts forecasting recurring waves of Covid-19 contagion, a number of colleges are coalescing around a plan to send students home by Thanksgiving this fall.
June Visa Bulletin Update: USCIS to Honor Final Action Dates for Employment-Based Categories Next Month
Employment-Based Priority Date Cut-offs for June 2020
USCIS-ITServe Settlement Overturns 10 Years Of H-1B Visa Policies
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has agreed to a settlement with the business group ITServe Alliance that overturns 10 years of policies restricting employers and H-1B visa holders.
Trump Minimum Wage For H-1B Visa Holders Could Reach $250,000 A Year
The Trump administration is considering a proposal to require companies to pay foreign-born scientists and engineers in H-1B status a minimum wage of $150,000 to $250,000 or more a year, depending on the job title and location.
NewsFlash! Big Win for H1B Workers, Employers in Settlement Agreement Between USCIS and IT Serve Alliance
Yesterday, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and IT Serve Alliance reached a settlement agreement, which should positively impact the H1B process for many IT workers and employer. According to the settlement agreement, the USCIS agreed to the following:
Trump Minimum Wage For H-1B Visa Holders Could Reach $250,000 A Year
The Trump administration is considering a proposal to require companies to pay foreign-born scientists and engineers in H-1B status a minimum wage of $150,000 to $250,000 or more a year, depending on the job title and location.
H-1B Staffing-Company Policies Withdrawn in Agency Settlement
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is abandoning policies that placed additional requirements on employers petitioning for high-skilled guestworkers employed at third-party sites.
USCIS Plans 10% Additional Surcharge to Filing Fees as a Result of Coronavirus Pandemic. File Now to Avoid Additional Costs!
As we continue to adjust to life during a pandemic, USCIS has found that even the agency itself is not immune to the negative financial impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.