USCIS announced in December 2019 that it had successfully completed pilot testing on their new electronic registration system for the H-1B lottery in 2020. Employers interested in filing H-1B cap-subject petitions for the fiscal year 2021 cap will electronically register for their employees from March 1-March 20. This includes those

We’ve all heard the saying that “every cloud has a silver lining”. These calming words have been used for decades to help overcome bad days, rough times, poor decisions… or in the world of immigration, a new administration. When it comes to the current immigration climate, it seems as if

As an attorney, receiving the dreaded Request for Evidence (RFE) makes for a frustrating day. RFE’s can be issued for all types of cases including an H-1b, L-1, O-1, I-140, and I-485. The realization that your perfectly presented argument(s) and supporting evidence were not fully convincing to an adjudicator can be

When it comes to immigration law, one thing is constant – you will always work with FORMS.  Lots of forms.  Constantly changing forms.  Hard to understand forms.  FORMS, FORMS & more FORMS!  Moreover, the locations of where to file these forms are constantly changing and not necessarily intuitive. One I-140

Throughout all my years of immigration, I am partial (and maybe a bit bias) to the EB-1, Alien of Extraordinary Ability category.  Quite simply – I love this category.  I truly believe it is a perfect example of why immigration is so vital to both the U.S. economy, as well