The White House has underscored President Joe Biden's dedication to refining the H-1B visa process, addressing the Green Card backlog, and tackling other challenges within the United States' legal immigration framework.
Effective February 26, 2024, USCIS has adjusted premium processing fees for various immigration forms. The fees have increased to reflect inflation and range from $1,685 to $2,805 depending on the form and category.
Discover the impact of the USCIS's recent hike in visa application fees. This guide provides crucial insights into the increased charges for H-1B, F-1 visas, and more, helping applicants navigate the changes with ease.
In an unprecedented year of progress, USCIS has shattered records by processing over 10 million cases, significantly reducing backlogs, and implementing technological advancements to enhance the immigration experience in FY 2023.
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.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced revisions to certain immigration and naturalization benefit request fees, marking the first adjustment since 2016. This move aims to improve agency efficiency and provide faster processing times for applicants.
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!
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.