The 5-Month Rule is a new regulation that affects F-1 international students studying in the United States. This rule limits how long students can stay outside the U.S. while keeping their visa status. Understanding this...
Read MoreAuthors: Jonathan Wasden & Justin Rivera, Immigration Attorneys Provide a concise overview of the EB-2 NIW process, emphasizing that it offers a unique path to U.S. residency by waiving the typical job offer requirement in cases...
Read MoreAuthors: Jonathan Wasden & Justin Rivera, Immigration Attorneys Dual citizenship is a unique status that allows individuals to be citizens of two countries at the same time. This can lead to many advantages and challenges. In...
Read MoreAuthors: Jonathan Wasden & Justin Rivera, Immigration Attorneys Public Access Files (PAFs) are essential for employers in the H-1B visa process. These files help ensure that employers comply with immigration laws and maintain fair working conditions...
Read MoreAuthors: Jonathan Wasden & Justin Rivera, Immigration Attorneys Applying for Optional Practical Training (OPT) is an exciting step for F-1 students eager to gain hands-on experience in their field of study. But to avoid frustrating delays...
Read MoreAuthors: Jonathan Wasden & Justin Rivera, Immigration Attorneys The Notice to Appear (NTA) policy is an important part of U.S. immigration law, specifically for those who may face removal from the country. It involves the issuance...
Read MoreAuthors: Jonathan Wasden & Justin Rivera, Immigration Attorneys The Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman’s (CIS Ombudsman) 2024 Annual Report to Congress offers insights into challenges and progress within the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The...
Read MoreAuthors: Jonathan Wasden & Justin Rivera, Immigration Attorneys Understanding how to extend your stay or change your immigration status in the U.S. can feel overwhelming. Many nonimmigrants find themselves in situations where they need to take...
Read MoreAuthors: Jonathan Wasden & Justin Rivera, Immigration Attorneys For asylum seekers in the United States, gaining employment authorization can be a challenging process influenced by various factors, including applicant-caused delays. The “180-day Asylum EAD Clock” governs...
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