Changes to the H2B Program for FY 2016
New laws came into effect for the H2B program that affect bringing H2B workers to the USA. This discusses changes to the Form ETA-9165 and others affecting H2B nonimmigrants.
New laws came into effect for the H2B program that affect bringing H2B workers to the USA. This discusses changes to the Form ETA-9165 and others affecting H2B nonimmigrants.
The DOS and DHS announced that effective Feb 19, 2016, certain Caribbean agricultural workers seeking H2A status will no longer have an H2A visa exemption
The USCIS issued new guidance regarding the definition of affiliates and subsidiaries in the H1B ACWIA fee context for determining the number of full-time equivalent employees.
In a new DOJ news release, the DOJ warned H1B petitioners and employers to not discriminate against U.S. workers. These provisions will be enforced by the IER.
The USCIS announced new initiatives for detecting H1B fraud or abuse. This includes changes to H1B site visits for H1B-dependent employers and how to report suspected H1B fraud.
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