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Recent Monthly Newsletters
- Fourth Quarter 2009
- Our Global Immigration Practice; Attendance at the Biennial Global Immigration Law Conference in London
- USCIS Updates The Number Of H-1B Petitions Filed Under The Cap
- What Does The Impending Expiration of the H-1C Nursing Relief Act Mean?
- USCIS Publishes Guidance On The Regulatory Requirements For Agents And Sponsors Of “O” And “P” Petitions
- DHS Announces Rule Seeking Permanent Global Entry Program
- HIV Travel Ban Lifted By CDC
- USCIS Ombudsman Issues Recommendation That USCIS Temporarily Accept H-1B Petitions With “Filed” LCAs While DOL iCERT Glitches Remain An Ongoing Problem
- DHS Rescinds Safe Harbor Rule For No-Match Letters
- Congress Ends The Widow Penalty
- CBP Issues Travel Reminder
- Senate Approves Extension For The EB-5 Visa, Conrad 30 and Non-Minister Religious Programs
Third Quarter 2009
- DV-2011 Diversity Visa Lottery
- Mandatory E-Verify Rule for Federal Contractors Made Effective September 8, 2009
- USCIS Updates The Number Of H-1B Petitions Filed Under The Cap
- USCIS’ FDNS Commences Unannounced Site Visits To H-1B Employers and their Clients
- U.S. and Mexico Announce Agreement For Cross Border Public Security Communications Network
- Some Food For Thought For USCIS Director Mayorkas…
- Federal District Court Upholds Mandatory E-Verify Rule for Federal Contractors Effective September 8, 2009
- The Obama Administration Warns Of “Another Wave” Of I-9 Audits “In The Near Future”
- CBP Announces Expansion of Global Entry Program to Thirteen Additional Airports
- Expiration Date of Form I-9 Extended to Aug. 31, 2012; Form I-9 Amended With New Revision Date
- USCIS Announces Delays in Production of Permanent Resident Cards
- Update: August 2009 Employment-Based Visa Numbers
- I-9 Audits: An Emerging Investigative Tool In DHS’ Arsenal For Implementing The Administration’s New Policy Of Enforcing Immigration Compliance Against The Employer
- 20,000 H-1B Visas Still Remain Available Under The Cap!
- Department Of Homeland Security To Implement E-Verify; Possibly Revoke SSA No-Match Rule
- Blanket L Petition: If You Don’t Use It, You May Lose It!
- Premium Processing Now Available For Certain Categories Of Immigrant Visa Petitions (Form I-140)
- Second Quarter 2009
- State Mandated E-Verify Provisions Effective July 1, 2009
- 20,000 H-1B Visas Still Remain Available Under The Cap!
- Bill Seeks To Increase Scrutiny of the H-1B and L-1 Process
- “New” Form I-9 Remains Effective Despite June 30 Expiration Date
- Interim Relief Granted For Widow(er)s of U.S. Citizens
- Mandatory Use Of DOL’s iCERT System Still Slated For July 1, 2009 Start
- There Are Still Plenty of H-1B Visas Available Under The Cap!
- H-1B Audits Are On The Rise!
- Velarde Memo Issues New Guidance To Adjudicators On Requirements for H-1B Beneficiaries Seeking To Practice In Certain Health Care Occupations
- The Legacy LCA Online System Will Remain Operational For LCA Submissions Through June 30, (extended from May 15, 2009)
- The Department of Homeland Security Issues A New Directive To Focus Investigations On The Companies That Hire Undocumented Workers Rather Than The Workers Themselves
- Information On Cap-Gap Extensions Of Optical Practical Training
- New Form I-9 Effective Immediately
- It’s Still Not Too Late To File H-1B Petitions Under The Cap!
- Mandatory E-Verify For Federal Contractors Postponed Once Again
- DOL Announces iCert Rollout, Releases Fact Sheet
- President Obama To Discuss Comprehensive Immigration Reform As Early As Next Month
- A.F.L.-C.I.O and “Change To Win” Also Support Comprehensive Immigration Reform
- Tune In For The First Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing On Comprehensive Immigration Reform On April 30