Blog Archive
US Consulates To Reopen, Process Some Visas
The US State Department has announced the reopening of US consulates and embassies. While this is still dependent upon local pandemic conditions and shelter-in-place guidelines, routine visa services ... Read More
International F1 Students: ALL Your Post-Rescission Questions Answered
Within a span of eight days the US government announced a life-altering directive towards international students holding F1 visas and then withdrew that ruling. During this time, students who were ... Read More
Breaking News: International Students Taking Online Classes Can Remain In The US
After receiving much criticism and several lawsuits filed against the US government, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is going to rescind the ruling that disallowed international ... Read More
5 Alternatives For Those Impacted By The H1-B Entry Ban
Once the US government finalized the Proclamation barring entry of new H1-B applicants into the United States after June 24, 2020, almost 665,000 potential non-immigrant visa holders have been ... Read More
Breaking News! F1 Students May Have To Leave US By August
The Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) announced that students from US colleges and universities that are offering online classes (only) in the next academic year, starting August 2020 will ... Read More
Alternatives For Those Affected By US Green Card Entry Ban
When President Trump signed the Proclamation banning entry for H1-B, L1, J1 and their dependents, he also extended the Executive Order from April 22, 2020 all the way to December 31, 2020. This ... Read More
USCIS Offers Leniency in Responding To Notices – How Will This Affect Your Petition
Similar to the 60-day extension offered for Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny, USCIS announced that it would give certain petitioners the additional 60-days to respond to other ... Read More
