Parole-Based Employment Authorization Applications
The USCIS PM now includes comprehensive guidance for immigration parole-based employment applications for parolees.
The USCIS PM now includes comprehensive guidance for immigration parole-based employment applications for parolees.
We examine the rules for H1B portability, H1B portability petitions, and exercising H1B portability in light of the new rules, also addressing bridge petitions.
In the Matter of Dhanasar, the AAO applied its new EB2 national interest waiver framework to find that a self-petitioner qualified for an EB2 national interest waiver.
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
We examine long-standing precedent holding that engaging in prostitution constitutes a crime involving moral turpitude
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