H1B Visa

The H1B visa program is the primary method for employers to recruit and hire International professionals and International students to work in the USA. The H1B visa enables US employers to hire foreign professionals for a specified period of time. The H1B program allows workers in specialty occupations to work in the US for up […]

The H-1B visa program is controversial. Few people like it. Businesses say it’s too restrictive. Labor organizations complain that it displaces U.S. workers and lowers their wages. Some politicians use it to appeal to their base with scant ability to fix the process to the benefit of all. The following overview of the H-1B visa […]

An “H-1B Dependent Employer” is a U.S. employer that hires a higher amount of H-1B employees than the normal standard. This is a great risk because the employer will then have to provide attestation obligations pertaining to the displacement of U.S. workers. In other words, the employer will need to provide evidence that qualified American […]

There are a number of privileges you receive while on an EB-1 immigrant visa including: A. Decreased waiting times for priority dates B. Ability to live and work in the U.S. C. Ability to travel freely in or out of the U.S. D. Option to apply for dependent visas for your spouse or unmarried children […]

There are alternatives if you cannot find a cap-exempt H-1B employer yet are currently on H-1B status. An H-1B transfer allows individuals with H-1B visa status, or previous H-1B visa status, to transfer to a different employer. As the H-1B visa holder, you do not have to receive permission from the former employer, though you […]