CW1 Cap for FY-2018 Reached as of May 25, 2017
The USCIS announced that it reached the annual CNMI-Only Transitional Worker Program cap for FY 2018. The cap applies to CW1 petitions for CW1 visa beneficiaries.
The USCIS announced that it reached the annual CNMI-Only Transitional Worker Program cap for FY 2018. The cap applies to CW1 petitions for CW1 visa beneficiaries.
The USCIS changed the mailing address for Forms I-129 filed on behalf of L, O, or P nonimmigrants who will work in Florida, Georgia, or North Carolina
The DOS provided an update regarding the availability of the E2 treaty investor visa category for Israel. E2 visas are expected to be available for Israeli nationals in late 2017.
The DHS is terminating the Guam-CNMI Parole Program for Russian nationals. Russian nationals will now have to apply for B1 or B2 visas.
The USCIS PM now includes comprehensive guidance for immigration parole-based employment applications for parolees.
The USCIS revised the Form I-9. The new revision date is 07/17/17 N. The new Form I-9 includes changes for employers to include the Form FS-240 in List C
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