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How Did the US Immigration Court Backlog Exceed 1 Million Cases?
According to the most recent records, the number of active immigration cases has doubled since 2017. Now, the U.S. immigration courts’ backlog has reached a whopping 1.3 million cases. These court cases will decide the legal immigration status of many ...
Why Are Bay Area Immigrant Families Avoiding the Doctor?
Recent policy changes for immigrants have come down from the federal level, including new "public charge" rules. Since the 1800s, a public charge has referred to a person who is not capable of supporting themselves. This means that they are ...
What’s the Difference Between Nonimmigrant and Immigrant Visas?
The immigration laws in the United States are changing rapidly every day under the Trump Administration. As such, may confuse immigrants entering the country and may also affect their immigration status. How the new rules affect you and your ability ...
Experienced Lawyers Can Help Reduce Errors And Visa Delays
For someone not living in America, getting hired to work in the country is most likely the culmination of a lifelong dream. The person has most likely gone through a rigorous hiring process, including but not limited to a number ...
Are USCIS Policies Causing Significant Delays In Employment Visas?
Many California residents may have noticed that the H-1B visa denial rate has increased in the last couple of years, even though laws have not changed and neither have any regulations been put forward by the United States Customs and ...
What Is a Dual Intent Employment Visa?
When a foreign national enters America, they are most likely either entering with the intent to immigrate into the country or as a nonimmigrant. For example, someone in California on a visitor visa has demonstrated to the necessary officials that ...