Tag: Immigration

The cap registration period for H-1B work visas is now open but ends on March 25, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced.

In order to modernize the U.S. immigration system, President Joe Biden revealed a comprehensive immigration called the “U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021” on his first

While many choose to forget, the United States is founded on immigration—on the idea that people deserve access to a certain standard of living, as

When you receive a traffic citation in Virginia for a relatively minor offense, you might consider just paying it off to put the negative experience

Most applicants for family-based immigrant visas are all too familiar with the exorbitant delays in obtaining their visa to the United States. It currently takes

Refugee Status for Certain Central American Children – the Tip of Executive Action Last Friday at Inter-American Development Bank Conference on Investing in Central America,

A common problem among young immigrants is the tendency to unintentionally claim false citizenship. When Pulitzer Prize winner Jose Antonio Vargas publicly announced his undocumented

Time has a tendency to creep by in the practice of immigration law. Applications and petitions are submitted and months pass without any indication of

One ESPN sportscaster may have said it best: “The Royals haven’t made the postseason since the Fillmore administration.” That may be a bit of an

USCIS has approved the hardship waiver application of one of our clients, a young man who entered the United States eleven years ago. Our client