Immigration Law Blog

USCIS has completed a second random selection for the FY 2025 H-1B regular cap. Here's what the extra lottery round means and what selected registrants do next.

On October 6, 2020, a new interim final rule limited the scope and term of H-1B visas and cracked down on employers. Here's what changed and who's affected.

A clear guide to the FY 2023 H-1B cap season: how the Regular and Master's cap lotteries work, the key dates, and what applicants and employers should know.

With unpredictable yet consistent changes to the H-1B visa process, employers and H-1B holders are looking for alternative visa types to work in the U.S.

The Biden Administration has proposed national ID cards for immigrants. This would provide a way for them to prove their identity and status.

Immigration Attorney Jon Velie looks at the options before Congress for assuring the rights of children of immigrants after DACA is repealed.

A strategic approach to business immigration proves immensely beneficial when hiring foreign nationals to fill specialty occupations.

The Green Card, also known as lawful permanent residency, is one of the most sought-after immigration options for individuals.

Indian “techies” are the primary recipients of H-1B visas, IT companies are being hit hardest by the ongoing changes to the H-1B filing process.

The Foreign Labor Certification Data Center has reversed its previously extremely high wage rates for aspiring immigrants.

Federal immigration agents review I-9 forms for evidence of fraud, abuse, or discrimination in hiring practices. There are specific protocols for I-9 audits.

Third-party worksites face more unannounced H-1B site visits. Learn why inspections are rising and how employers and workers can prepare to stay compliant.