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Immigration Briefs is now at immigrationbriefs.com! Same blog, same great content, just a new home. Thank you for your support.
Looking at many news headlines these days about the economy can make you feel confused? You're not alone in feeling this way, especially when it comes to the U.S. job market right now. We're seeing some interesting shifts, and a big part of the puzzle
USCIS routinly releases approval and denial rates for various application types. Looking at the self-sponsored applications (Extraordinary Ability (EA) and National Interest Waiver (NIW) those rates changed drastically over the last year. For the entire 2024 Fiscal Year (October 1, 2023-September 30, 2024) the following are the rates for these
Many people are concerned these days about going to their immigration interviews. Concerned they may be arrested, deported, etc. Well, a recent practice alert from the American Immigration Lawyers Association discusses what is happening. It states: Reports by AILA members and in the media indicate an increase in ICE arrests
According to a recent meeting between AILA and the Department of State in which Visa revocations by the consular posts was discussed. During this discussion the DOS indicated the following: In general, DOS issues NIVs with multiple entries for an extended period of time; every single visa holder is continually