Immigration Blog
Our blog is a source of latest immigration news, policy updates and trends for thousands of readers every month.
Extending Your Stay in the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program
While normally not allowed, forced border closures and difficulty booking international flights to some countries may warrant an extension of stay under the VWP
Green Card Holders Need to Be Aware of These 3 Things
Your green card and legal residence in the United States come with rights and responsibilities. Here are some tips and insights once the application process is over.
USCIS Will Require Covid-19 Vaccinations with Green Card Applications
Covid-19 vaccinations will now become part of the green card process. Applicants should make sure they have their official CDC cards ready before their green card interview.
Taking a Closer Look at the STEM Fields and H1-B Applicants
Because of the unique positioning of non-immigrants in OPT, the H1-B remains an attractive option to change statuses and also continue living in the United States with an above-the-market-rate salary.
Questions that Could be Discarded on the I-485 Application
The possibility of two I-485 application questions possibly being scrapped shows how the Biden Administration is looking to rebuild the legal immigration process.
Entering into an I-864 Contractual Agreement: Things to Consider
The I-864 is not a short-term contract and can last many years. Consider the following before signing this USCIS form.
USCIS Immigrant Fee, Explained
Your immigrant visa fee is what is charged so the USCIS can create your green card and mail it your new U.S. address. Here are some insights into this short, but significant process.
B1 and B2 Visitor Extensions in the Midst of Covid-19
Applying for an extension of stay in the U.S. due to Covid-related lockdowns and border closings should be supplemented with the necessary documentation.
USCIS Resources for Lawful Permanent Residents
Rather than doing a blind Google search, the USCIS provides targeted links for newly admitted green card holders that can help with adjusting and integrating into a U.S. community.
The EB-2 Visa Category vs. the National Interest Waiver
There are certain advantages and drawbacks for some applicants who might be considering the EB-2 employment visa as opposed to the EB-2 national interest waiver.
Our Services
H-1B Visa
The H-1B visa provides the opportunity for foreign professionals to work in the United States. It allows employers to hire qualified foreign workers in the U.S.
O-1 Visa
An O-1 visa is designed to allow foreigners at the very top of the arts, sciences, sports, education, business, motion picture or television industries entry into the United States.
Contact Us
Email
Phone
Address
600 Stewart Street Suite 400, Seattle, Washington 98101, USA (Plaza 600 Building)