USCIS Increases I-129 and I-140 Premium Processing Fee
The USCIS announced that a premium processing fee increase for both Form I-129 and Form I-140 petitions will take effect on October 1, 2018
The USCIS announced that a premium processing fee increase for both Form I-129 and Form I-140 petitions will take effect on October 1, 2018
The USCIS updated its STEM OPT page to reflect new guidance for STEM OPT students completing STEM OPT employment at third-party worksites.
This article discusses how to pay the USCIS immigrant fee, who is exempt from the USCIS immigrant fee, and how much the USCIS immigrant fee is.
This article examines the rules for change of nonimmigrant classification to that of student (F1 or M1), including some issues for change of status from B visitor
A new DOJ/DHS MOU addresses laws against those who discriminate against available and qualified U.S. workers through employment-based immigrant and nonimmigrant categories
USCIS released a new statement reminding F1 students on OPT about the rules for OPT termination after a school transfer or move to new educational level in F1 status.
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