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

This year USCIS received approximately  172,000 applications for 85,000 H-1B visas (65,000 in the Bachelor’s cap and 25,000 in the Master’s cap).  Needless to say, the H-1B category is terribly oversubscribed and H-1B applicants not selected in the lottery are often left scrambling to find a suitable option to maintain

Feldman Feldman & Associates was recently featured on Buzz Feed as one of the top 10 law firms in California! Here is the link to the list. Thank you to all of our clients who nominated us as one of the top immigration law firms in the survey done by

On November 15, 2013, the Department of Homeland Security issued a Policy Memorandum binding all U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) employees to allow for a reprieve for undocumented immigrants with close relatives who are active military members.  The new policy allows undocumented spouses, children, and parents of active duty