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SHUTDOWN Impact: USCIS, DOL, E-Verify, Consulates & More
Applications and Interviews: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Is Not Affected USCIS operations are fully funded by application fees paid when applications are filed, so the agency is not affected by federal budget negotiations. As a result, all USCIS … Continue reading
Posted in E-Verify, I-9 News, Immigration News
Tagged American Immigration Lawyers Association, CBP, China, Customs and Border Protection, Department of State, E-Verify, employment verification, H-1B, I-9, immigration, Immigrationist, OCAHO, path to citizenship, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, USCIS; Self-Check, visas
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H-1B Lottery Complete: Applicants have 2/3 Chance of Success
USCIS announced today at 3:00 PM that it had received approximately 124,000 H-1B Visa applications from April 1 through April 5. Because this number exceeded the 20,000 Masters Cap + 65,000 regular Cap, USCIS initiated the lottery procedure. The fact … Continue reading
Any News on the H-1B Cap?
No news yet. Under the H-1B cap lottery system, USCIS will accept H-1B applications until April 5, 2013. If after that initial count, it has received sufficient number of applications to reach the cap, there will be a lottery. If not, … Continue reading
President Obama Lays Out White House Vision for Immigration Reform
The White House’s FACT SHEET lays out a very similar plan to the one proposed yesterday by the bipartisan Gang of 8 in the Senate. (See the Immigrationist’s Post on the Senate Proposal). The President’s plan includes the following themes: Strengthening Border … Continue reading
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Tagged E-Verify, Identity document, immigrant entreprenuers, immigration, immigration reform, Immigrationist, path to citizenship, Permanent residence (United States), United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, United States Department of Homeland Security, visa bulletin, visas
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