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PERM Processing Times See Significant Backlog as of February 2025
The February 2025 update provides processing times for U.S. Department of Labor immigration-related applications, including H-1B, PERM, H-2B, H-2A, and CW-1 programs. Key insights include prevailing wage determination timelines, average…
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USCIS Issues Policy Guidance: Impact of Adjusting Employers on Ability to Pay for Green Card Applications
USCIS has issued policy guidance on an employer's ability to pay the proffered wage for employment-based immigrant visa petitions. This…
Understanding the Difference: NOID vs. NOIR – What are Immigration Notices?
When it comes to immigration notices, understanding the difference between a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) and a Notice…
H-1B Cap-Exempt Options for Healthcare Professionals: USCIS Petition Process
Healthcare employers in the US seeking to hire foreign healthcare professionals can take advantage of the H-1B cap-exemption, which allows…
Understanding the January 2024 Visa Bulletin: A Detailed Guide for Immigrants
The January 2024 Visa Bulletin provides essential information for prospective U.S. immigrants, detailing the availability of immigrant visa numbers.
USCIS Increases Premium Processing Fees for Immigration Services Expedite
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced an upcoming increase in Premium Processing Fees for immigration services. The fee…
Understanding the USCIS Biometrics Appointment: Biometric Screening Process
The USCIS biometrics appointment is a crucial step in the immigration application process that involves the collection of fingerprints, photographs,…
Decoding USCIS Case Status: What “Case Transferred” Means for Your Marriage Green Card Application
If your USCIS case status shows "Case Transferred" for your marriage green card application, it means another USCIS office will…
USCIS Case Status: “Case Was Approved” for Marriage Green Card Application
Receiving a "Case Approved" status on your USCIS case means that your marriage green card application has been processed and…