The USCIS adopted the Matter of T-O-S-U- as binding policy. It elaborates requirements for qualifying as a physician of national or international renown for H1B petition purposes.
DOD project aliens may obtain H1B2 status as cooperative research and development workers. H1B2 aliens must meet similar requirements to H1B specialty occupation workers.
This article explains how an agent or employer may file a petition for an H1B fashion model or for H1B fashion models of distinguished merit and ability.
The termination of H1B employment leads to unlawful status. H1B beneficiary facing H1B termination may seek to use H1B portability or E/S or C/S to stay in the USA.
Under certain circumstances, an H1B applicant may establish H1B degree equivalency on an H1B petition in order to qualify as a specialty occupation professional
The I visa category is for qualifying foreign media representatives seeking to enter the United States to work in certain informational or educational areas.
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