Immigration Blog

Temporary Labor Certification Now Required for CW1 Petitions

The Workforce Act extended the CW1 program but added a CW1 labor certification requirement for FY 2020 CW1 petitions.

EB5 Petitions and Escrow Accounts

This article examines the use of escrow accounts in the context of Form I-526 EB5 petitions for immigrant investors and the in the process of investing requirement.

Marriage Invalid if It Goes Against Public Policy of State of Residence (Matter of Zappia)

In Matter of Zappia, the BIA denied an IR petition for a spouse where the marriage parties were first cousins and the marriage was invalid in Wisconsin.

Reduction of B2 Visa Validity for Cuban Nationals

The DOS restricted B2 visa validity for Cuban nationals to three months for a single-entry visa, down from 5 years for a multiple-entry visa.

EB1C Documenting / Multinational Managers & Executive

Documenting the EB1C Immigrant Category – Multinational Managers and Executives

EB2 Visa Category – Advanced Degree (masters degree or higher)

EB2 category green card – EB2 immigration. EB2 advanced degree – EB2 masters degree

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