New USCIS policy clarifies that a language immersion school may qualify as an international cultural exchange program for Q1 visa purposes under certain circumstances.
This article explains the approval of O visa petitions and the rules for being on O1 nonimmigrant or O2 nonimmigrant status.
The O1 visa category is for aliens of extraordinary ability or extraordinary achievement. This article discusses O1A visas, O1B visas, O2 visas, and O3 visas.
This article discusses the O2 visa category. It examines what O2 status is, the requirements for O2 petitions, and how to procure an O2 visa.
USCIS issued a new memo clarifying Matter of Hughes to state that in proxy vote scenarios for establishing “control” in L1 petition, the proxy votes must be irrevocable.
The H3 visa is available for the H3 special education exchange visitor program. We will detail the rules of H3 status for a special education exchange visitor
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