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Form I-129 Petitions

Form I-129s Without Petitioner’s or Applicant’s Name and Primary U.S. Office Address Will be Rejected

Not filling out the Form I-129 Part 1 which requires petitioner or applicant address information will now lead to Form I-129 rejection by the USCIS.

Labor Unions May Submit Copies of Negative P Visa Consultation Letters Directly to USCIS

The USCIS is now allowing labor unions to submit negative consultation letters relating to O and P visa petitions directly to the USCIS

Labor Unions May Now Submit O1/O2 Negative Consultation Letters Directly to USCIS

The USCIS will now allow labor unions to submit negative consultation letters relating to past or future O visa petitions directly to the USCIS.

USCIS Issues New Guidance on Qualifying for TN Status as an Economist

The USCIS clarified the requirements for qualifying for status as a TN NAFTA professional as a TN economist, and distinguished the profession from that of financial analyst.

USCIS Memo on One-In-Three Foreign Employment Requirement for Initial L1 Petitions

The USCIS crafted new guidelines for the one-in-three requirement of continuous employment abroad for initial L1 beneficiaries of initial L1 petitions.

DOJ and USCIS Sign MOU Relating to Detecting and Eliminating Fraud, Abuse, and Discrimination in Work Visa Programs

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

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