Visas
Visa Bulletin for June 2020 Now Available
The State Department has already released the June Visa Bulletin After the massive outbreak of Coronavirus in North American territories, it finally seems that the immigration services gradually return to normal. Due to the global health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) decided to suspend face-to-face services from…
Read MoreDelays in Immigration Requests – Use this time wisely
Suspension of USCIS face-to-face services Due to the massive outbreak of Coronavirus and the alarming number of people infected in North American territories, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) was forced to temporarily close its offices. That means that on-site services are currently suspended. The latest official statement ensures that the offices will reopen…
Read MoreInternational Students Stranded in the US
The pandemic also affects international students It is well known that most countries around the world closed their borders to mitigate the impact of the Coronavirus in their territories. This measure was implemented by President Trump in the US, who decided to close the borders as well to protect the health of the local population…
Read MoreRecent Study Contradicts Trump’s Opinion on H-1B Visas
Trump’s administration wants to increase restrictions on H-1B visas The Trump administration plans to implement more restrictions on H-1B work permits. H-1B Visa- Brief Explanation The H-1B Visa is a legal work permit that allows local companies to bring specialized foreigners to work in certain areas of the US market. The local employers must fill…
Read MoreDHS Announces Benefits for H-2B Visa Holders
The official statement from USCIS The US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) announced that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) granted new benefits for foreign workers holding a H-2B Visa. H-2B Visa- Brief explanation The US benefits greatly from thousands of foreign skilled workers who come to the country annually and work in different production…
Read MoreForeign workers face possible deportation
Foreign workers and the pandemic Since the arrival of the Coronavirus in North America, almost all areas of our lives have changed and many communities have been excluded due to the health crisis. One of the most affected communities is foreigners who came to the US to work in specialized areas and specific markets. They…
Read MoreCourt rules against Trump’s immigration policy
Trump made a request to deny entry to immigrants without health insurance President Trump continues to try to reduce immigration in every possible way and ensures that the majority of immigrants use the country’s public benefits but do not give anything in return. The current government issued an order back in October, 2019, stating that…
Read MoreUSCIS offers options for foreigners with VWP
Extension for VWP It is evident that the Coronavirus generated multiple repercussions in almost all areas of our society and the world we know has changed dramatically. Governments around the world are trying to make the best decisions to be able to continue with our daily duties and try to save the economy and cultural…
Read MoreUSCIS recommendations during Coronavirus outbreak
USCIS recommends applicants Due to COVID-19, the responses from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) are delayed and the waiting time is longer than normal. USCIS had to suspend all its face-to-face services while the health threat diminishes in the country. This decision was made to protect all applicants and federal employees from mass…
Read MoreCOVID-19 and the “Public Charge Rule”
The “Public Charge Rule” The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is the entity in charge of protecting the country from any possible threat. In February, 2020, DHS implemented a policy called the “Public Charge Rule”. This rule has existed for over 100 years in the US, however, the new changes were directly approved by…
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