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Save the Dates: Random H-1B Registration Starts March 1, 2022

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • Employment
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  • Government
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  • United States
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Random H-1B Registration Starts March 9, 2021

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • Employment
  • Government
  • Immigration
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa
  • Workforce

Trump administration attacks US foreign worker programs … again.
US employers, employees and economy weakened amidst pandemic

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • China
  • Cross Border
  • Employment
  • F-1
  • General
  • Government
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  • United Kingdom
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Who can travel to the US for business or work now?

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • Compliance
  • Employment
  • General
  • Government
  • United States
  • Workforce

DHS announces COVID-19 temporary policy for I-9 List B identity documents

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • Global
  • Government
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

COVID-19 and the Special Impact on Employers of Foreign Workers – Special Rules for H-1B, H-1B1 and E-3 Employers

By Mengci Shao, Matt Schulz, and Alexa Forte
  • Government
  • United States
  • Visa

DOS suspends routine visa services at all US Embassies and Consulates worldwide

By Mengci Shao, Matt Schulz, and Alexa Forte
  • Employment
  • Government
  • Immigration
  • Immigration Services
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
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New important dates for H-1B employers: March 1, 20 and 31

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • Government
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

New H-1B Registration Starts March 1, 2020

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • Citizenship
  • United States
  • Visa

New Zealand citizens may now pursue E1/E2 visas

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • Employment
  • F-1
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

Verifying work authorization under USCIS’ OPT cap-gap rule

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

DHS publishes final rule governing FY 2020 H-1B cap season. Now it’s time to prepare your cap-subject petitions

By Mengci Shao and Matt Schulz
  • H-1B
  • Immigration
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

New Wage Range Posting Recruitments Impact Immigration-related Recruitment

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • Citizenship
  • Cross Border
  • Employment
  • Immigrant Investors
  • Immigration
  • Immigration Services
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa
  • Workforce

Important E-1/E-2 Treaty Trader/Investor Visa Changes

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • Canada
  • EB5
  • Employment
  • General
  • Government
  • Immigrant Investors
  • Immigration
  • Passport
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa
  • Workforce

June 22, 2020 Presidential Proclamation Imposing New Immigration Restrictions

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • Government
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

Going, going gone: USCIS no longer accepting H-1B visa petitions for FY21

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • China
  • Citizenship

Coronavirus US arrival restrictions: US entry will be denied to non-US citizens who were in China within the past 14 days

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • F-1
  • Immigration
  • Immigration Services
  • Visa

US Travel Ban 2020: What does the latest presidential proclamation mean?

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • Employment
  • Government
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

H-1B: The Buck Stops Where?

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • China
  • Government
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

US green card waiting times lengthen for many

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • EB5
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa
  • Workforce

Final rule amending regulations governing EB5 program increases minimum investment amounts, gives USCIS sole authority to designate targeted employment areas

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • Government
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

Does USCIS interpret its regulations consistently and correctly?

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • Employment
  • Government
  • Immigration
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

Proposed end of H-4 employment authorization likely to affect over 100,000 families

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao
  • Expat
  • Immigration
  • United States
  • United States Immigration
  • Visa

How to count to 12: USCIS clarifies L1A visa requirements

By Matt Schulz and Mengci Shao

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