Beware: Telephone Scams Targeting Foreign Nationals in the U.S.
Recent reports have emerged of two telephone scams targeting foreign nationals in the U.S., particularly foreign nationals of Indian decent. Scammers Posing as Agents of the
Read More »EIG Week in Review (Nov 1, 2013)
Highlights TN Visa Trends and Tips for NAFTA Professionals Seeking Employment in the U.S. Dutch Airports Tighten Schengen Border Controls India FRRO Implements Unofficial
Read More »EIG Week in Review (Oct 25, 2013)
Highlights Immigration Filings Post-Shutdown Updates Regarding Consular Processing Post-DOMA FY2014 Visa Bulletin Predictions from DOS Chief Charles Oppenheim Immigration
Read More »Predictions on FY2014 Visa Bulletin from DOS Chief Charles Oppenheim
At an AILA dinner on October 23, 2013, Charles Oppenheim, Chief of the Visa Control and Reporting Division at the U.S. Department of State, spoke with D.C. Chapter members
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Highlights U.S. Government Reopens: Updates Regarding Immigration Services and Operations Changes to U.S.-China Visa Reciprocity Malaysia Implements New Submission Process
Read More »EIG Week in Review (Oct 11, 2013)
Highlights U.S. Government shutdown approaches third week Immigration Policy Center releases guide to House comprehensive immigration reform bill November 2013 Visa Bulletin
Read More »November 2013 Visa Bulletin Released
EB-2 China now at October 8, 2008; EB-3 World-Wide, EB-3 China, and EB-3 Mexico now at October 1, 2010 The U.S. Department of State has released the Visa Bulletin for
Read More »EIG Week in Review (Oct 4, 2013)
Highlights U.S. Government shutdown continues to impact immigration operations U.S. House Democrats introduce immigration reform bill Spanish Act for Entrepreneurs comes into
Read More »EIG Week in Review (Sept 27, 2013)
Highlights Possibility of government shutdown could have significant travel and immigration consequences Spanish legislative body recently approved the Act for Entrepreneurs,
Read More »FAQs on Same-Sex Marriage & Immigration
Q: What did the Supreme Court decision in Windsor say? A: The Supreme Court struck down Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which defines the term “marriage”
Read More »What the Supreme Court’s Ruling on DOMA Means for Immigration
On Wednesday, June 26, 2013, the Supreme Court declared the federal Defense of Marriage Act (“DOMA”) unconstitutional, stating that DOMA is “a deprivation of the equal
Read More »DOS Closes Selected US Embassies on Sunday Due to Security Threats
The United States Department of State has ordered that certain United States embassies and consulates should close on August 4th, 2013 as a cautionary measure. Though the
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