January 6, 2012
February 2012 Visa Bulletin: EB-2 India and China Cut-Off Dates Move Forward 1 Year More

December 13, 2011
January 2012 Visa Bulletin: Significant Advancement in Priority Dates for EB-2 India and China More

November 28, 2011
FY2012 H-1B Cap Reached on November 22, 2011 More

November 16, 2011
FY2012 H-1B Cap Update: Between 2,000-8,000 Cap-Subject H-1Bs Left More

November 11, 2011
December 2011 Visa Bulletin: Quota Cutoff Dates for EB-2 India and China Continue to Advance More

November 8, 2011
FY2012 H-1B Cap Update More

November 3, 2011
H-1B Cap Update: FY2012 Cap Will be Reached Soon More

November 3, 2011
Diversity Lottery Reminder: More

October 25, 2011
H-1B Cap Update: Master's Cap Reached More

October 20, 2011
USCIS Returns to Previous Practice of Sending Approval Notices to Attorney Representatives More

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F-1 students and the H-1B Cap
Considering hiring an F-1 student and wondering when you will need to file an H-1B? Wondering whether the student will be caught in the "Cap Gap"? Try our "Cap Gap Caculator" (Beta)

Nonimmigrant Workers, Export Controls, and Export Licenses FAQs:
What are export controls and what do they have to do with immigration? Export Control FAQs

E-Verify FAQs:
What are the pros and cons of enrolling in E-Verify? E-Verify FAQs

H-1B Employer Site Visit FAQs
The DHS has significantly increased the number of investigations, or "site visits," of employers who sponsor foreign nationals for H-1B nonimmigrant status. Please refer to our FAQs to prepare your company for a DHS site visit ... More

Bridging the Cap-Gap Strategies for Dealing with the Unavailability of H-1B Visas in Fiscal Year 2012:
Although in many cases H-1B status may be the only option for some prospective hires, there are often many alternative to H-1B status that should be considered. Many of these options are in fact superior to H-1B status in terms of cost, speed and flexibility... More

Upcoming International Travel Plans?:
Before you leave the U.S., it is a good idea to review the procedures for re-entering the country after international travel. Nonimmigrants (e.g. H-1B, L-1, etc.) may need to obtain a new visa and prepare other supporting documents before leaving the U.S. Adjustment of status applicants (application for green card pending) may wish to use Advance Parole documents. For AOS applicants please refer to our travel memo here. For nonimmigrants, please refer to the travel memo here.

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