New USCIS Signature Rule Raises the Stakes for Immigration Filings
Effective July 10, 2026, USCIS may deny certain immigration filings because of signature defects, without allowing the filer to correct the error. Employers and applicants should review their signing procedures before submitting future petitions and applications.
USCIS Wants to Treat Adjustment of Status as “Extraordinary.” Employment-Based Green Card Applicants Should Pay Attention
Is Adjustment of Status Extraordinary?
Navigating Office Space and Management Requirements for New Office L-1 Visas
Expanding your business to the United States? An L-1 visa might be your ticket, but it’s more than just finding office space and hanging a “We’re Open” sign. Learn the ins and outs of meeting USCIS’s office and management requirements to set your new U.S. venture up for success.
Navigating the EB-2 NIW for Entrepreneurs and STEM Professionals
If you’re a visionary entrepreneur or STEM pro looking to make a mark in the United States, the EB-2 National Interest Waiver could be your fast track to a green card—no job offer needed. Find out how to qualify, craft a compelling case, and put your skills to work in ways that benefit both you and the nation.
Expert Perspectives on B-1 in lieu of H-1B Visas: Opportunities and Risks
For businesses needing specialized talent on a short-term basis, the B-1 in lieu of H-1B visa (BILOH) can be tempting. But this shortcut comes with pitfalls, including scrutiny from consulates and Customs, as well as the risk of exposing your company to potential visa compliance issues. Learn how to weigh the benefits against the risks before taking the plunge.
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