The March 2024 Visa Bulletin is out, revealing mixed news for green card hopefuls. While progress remains slow for most categories, Indian EB-1 applicants received a welcome advancement. Stay informed about visa availability and navigate your immigration journey with expert guidance.
In fiscal year 2024, green card applicants in the United States are facing formidable odds, with only approximately 3% expected to secure permanent status. Explore the contributing factors, including backlogs, caps, and the urgent need for comprehensive reform.
India's star is rising on the US immigration scene! A recent report reveals a whopping 59,100 Indians became US citizens in 2023, securing the second spot behind Mexico. Dive into the factors driving this trend, explore the diverse paths to US citizenship, and see what lies ahead for this dynamic relationship between two nations.
USCIS has introduced significant changes to the H-1B visa program, aiming to create a more equitable system, combat fraud, and simplify the application process. This article breaks down the key updates, including a shift to a beneficiary-centric selection system, stricter requirements for registrations, and the launch of online filing options.
USCIS unveils a final rule aimed at enhancing the integrity of the H-1B registration system and ensuring fairness for beneficiaries. Learn about the beneficiary-centric selection process, start date flexibility, and additional integrity measures introduced.
H-1B visa holders in the US can now renew their visas domestically through a limited pilot program. This marks a significant shift in policy, offering convenience and cost savings for thousands of workers. Learn more about eligibility and the program's future!
The U.S. Department of State is launching a domestic H-1B visa renewal program, kicking off on January 29, 2024, allowing eligible applicants to renew their visas within the United States for the first time in nearly two decades.
USCIS introduces a revamped payment process for benefit request forms, allowing applicants to pay remotely or via mail. This article explores the benefits of the new system, including time and cost savings, while also highlighting exceptions and important filing instructions.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has implemented a new policy that offers flexibility for H-2B nonimmigrant workers who were unable to timely file their extension of stay or change of status requests due to extraordinary circumstances beyond their control.
The H-1B visa lottery registration fee is set to jump a staggering 2150%, while selected beneficiary application fees could increase by 70%. Beyond H-1B, citizenship and EB-5 investor visa fees are also facing substantial hikes. Will this deter applicants or streamline the immigration process?