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Protecting Your Immigration Status: What You Need to Know About

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Unlocking Immigration Battles: How Legal Strategy Shapes Visa and Green

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Protect Your Visa: Essential Audit & Payroll Tips for Immigrants

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Understanding the Risks and Legal Nuances of Staying in the

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Understanding the Current Landscape of Immigration Legal Services: A Detailed

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TECH LAYOFFS HIT HARD: WHAT H1BS NEED TO KNOW?

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SEVIS Terminated? Here’s How to Get Back on Track and

The recent news of SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) reinstatement for most international students has brought relief to many who had been facing uncertainty regarding their legal status and ability to continue their...

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Protect Your Immigration Status: A Must-Read for International Students

The complexities of immigration law can be overwhelming, especially for international students and professionals seeking to manage visa statuses, travel concerns, and employment verification. With the rise of immigration-related fraud cases and potential complications, it’s...

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5-Month Rule for F-1 Visas: How It Could Impact Your

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...

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How F-1 Students Can Avoid Form I-765 Delays When Applying

Authors: 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...

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