Revised Form I-539 to be Published by USCIS
USCIS announced its plans to publish a revised version of Form I-539 on March 11, 2019. As of this date, USCIS will no longer accept any earlier version of Form I-539. There
Read More »Ice Operated Fake University to Target Immigration Fraud
The Department of Homeland Security designed an undercover operation to expose immigration fraud by creating the University of Farmington in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The
Read More »U.S. Employers See Success in Challenging Visa Denials
U.S. employers seeking to employ foreign nationals have seen success in settling lawsuits filed against USCIS challenging visa denials. The American Immigration Lawyers
Read More »Upcoming Changes to Processing of H and L Visa Applications in China
Effective March 1, 2019, the U.S. Consulates in the Chinese cities Chengdu and Shengyang will no longer accept H or L visa interviews. The U.S. Department of
Read More »AILA Finds that USCIS Processing Times are at “Crisis Levels”
On January 30, 2019, The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) issued a report which analyzed USCIS data on processing times from FY 2014 to FY 2018. The report
Read More »Immigration Nerds are Celebrating the Lunar New Year
As part of our Lunar New Year Celebration, Erickson Immigration Group attorneys Stephanie Tan and Dora Wang join us to talk tradition in this week’s podcast.
Read More »2019 BAMM Annual Mobility Conference | February 20
EIG is proud to be a Keystone sponsor at the BAMM Annual Mobility Conference, Wednesday, February 20, 2019. Jerry Erickson EIG Principal, and Alejandra Zapatero, Director,
Read More »Immigration Compliance: Tech Mobility Leadership Panel | February 21
Global mobility leaders and practitioners share how they’re guiding their employees during a time of increased immigration enforcement. Thursday, February 21 | 11:30 AM
Read More »Erickson in the News: Trump changes high-tech visa system, making it less attractive for employers
by Sean Higgins | January 31, 2019 The Trump administration announced changes to the H-1B visa program Thursday that would make the process more favorable toward the most
Read More »Welcome to the New and Expanded EIG
Welcome to our new and expanded office space! Two years ago, after the tremendous growth of our EIG Team, we moved from our original home in Woodbridge, VA., to our current
Read More »Immigration Nerds Talk about the end of the Shutdown. What’s Next?
In this week’s edition of the Immigration Nerds podcast, EIG attorney Liesolot Whitbeck sheds light on the specifics of the temporary reopening of the government
Read More »CAP Order Reversed, Effective April 1, 2019
USCIS has confirmed that, effective April 1, 2019, it will reverse the order of selection for H-1B cap lottery to benefit individuals with a master’s or higher degree
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