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We are able to assist you with H-1B
Visa processing, PERM Labor Certifications, Fiance Visas and all
other immigration law needs.
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are a PRIVATE IMMIGRATION LAW OFFICE focused on United
States Immigration and Consular Law including H-1B Visas, PERM Labor
Certifications, Fiance Visas and all other aspects of US Immigration
Law. Our clients range from high-tech companies in the software and telecommunications
sectors to management consulting firms to hotels and resorts seeking
seasonal labor. Our client list includes companies throughout the United States and the world.
This
is your definitive Internet source for information the H-1B visa,
PERM Labor Certifications, Fiance Visas and all other US Immigration
Law Processes and Procedures. We are experienced and highly successful
in creating a wide range of immigration solutions. We help individuals
who are foreign nationals find the best way to get legal status
to live and work in the United States. We also help U.S. employers
who want to obtain legal status for their foreign national employees.
We encourage you to explore our site in detail including our new PERM Labor Certification page and H-1B visa page. It is strongly advised that you also take advantage of the search and site map feature link which appears on each page in the blue bar above to gain full access to our site and the information we present. This site is taken largely from information on the official site for the United States Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Also, please note we have established a web site for employers and job seekers looking for H-2B Visa Jobs in the US. Please feel free to use the site. It is brought to you free of charge by our law office.
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4 Apr 2013
Latest News
1. New Processing Time Reports Are Here! Processing time reports released on 4/3/13 (with processing dates as of 2/28/13) for the National Benefits Center (NBC), the California Service Center (CSC), the Nebraska Service Center (NSC), the Texas Service Center (TSC), and the Vermont Service Center (VSC) are now available on InfoNet. ________________________________________ 2. CBP Answers Questions on Form I-94 Automation CBP issued a fact sheet on its plans to automate Form I-94 that includes frequently asked questions regarding the impact of automation, visa revalidation, passenger processing times, and more. ________________________________________ 3. Annual Conference Super Planner Extended until April 17! Due to H-1B crunch time, we've extended the Super Planner deadline until Wednesday, April 17. This special registration package includes discounts on AILA products, onsite perks, and special offers. Take advantage of this limited-time opportunity. Register now. ________________________________________ 4. USCIS FAQs & Updates on H-2Bs & H-2As USCIS issued an alert with updates on the temporary suspension of certain H-2B petitions for temporary non-agricultural workers. In consultation with DOL, USCIS also issued FAQs on H-2A and H-2B signature requirements for electronically filed temporary labor certifications and the H classification supplement to Form I-129. ________________________________________ 5. USCIS Online Customer Service Tools Will Be Unavailable on April 7 USCIS announced that several online tools, including check processing times, E-Request, change of address online and other services, will be unavailable Sunday, April 7, 2013 from 10 am to 2 pm (ET).
________________________________________ 6. NY Times: House Immigration Bill to Offer Three Paths to Citizenship The New York Times reports that the bipartisan immigration proposal being prepared in the House of Representatives would offer three distinct pathways to citizenship for the nation's estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. You can view this story and more in AILA's daily immigration news clips here.
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