This article examines the new rules for establishing priority dates; automatic revocation of an approved Form I-140, and retention of priority dates for EB petitions.
This article is an up-to-date analysis of the form I-140 portability provisions, including the new Form I-485 Supplement J affecting section 204(j) portability cases.
This article discusses when a Form I-765 EAD applicant may make a service request to the USCIS regarding a pending EAD, including automatic extension beneficiaries.
This article explains the new compelling circumstances EAD and the rules for establishing compelling circumstances for employment authorization in compelling circumstances.
This article is a broad overview of the new AC21 regulations, including their effect on H1B and I-140 portability, H1B licensing, and the new 60-day nonimmigrant grace period.
There are limited H1B petitions that qualify for an H1B cap exemption. Certain H1B cap exempt petitions involve the definition for “U.S. institution of higher education.”
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