US Immigration News

Over a year has passed since the start of Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine. The conflict has left countless homes ruined and lives shattered, pushing millions of Ukrainians to abandon their homeland in search of sanctuary. Among these asylum seekers, more than 270,000 have found a haven in the United States.

The saga surrounding Prince Harry and his approved US visa application continues. The US government has once again declined to disclose any details about his immigration paperwork, citing the Prince's right to privacy. This decision has led to a fresh round of speculation and controversy, with many questioning the motivations behind this lack of transparency.

Overseas workers in the United States on a nonimmigrant work visa are in a precarious situation. One such challenge is the potential loss of their immigration status following job termination. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the options available to these workers, particularly those from India who seem to be most affected by recent layoffs.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recently updated its policy guidance concerning the issuance of an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) under compelling circumstances for immigrant visa applicants. This article aims to unravel the significant aspects of the guidance, eligibility criteria, and the implications for spouses and dependents.

The H2B visa quota of interest to many foreign nationals seeking temporary non-agricultural work in the United States. This article provides a detailed exploration of the H2B visa quota, including its availability, when it runs out, and who can come under the supplemental quota.

Layoffs in the technology sector in the United States have raised concerns for foreign workers, especially those from India who make up a significant portion of the IT workforce. Layoffs in the tech sector in the US have put foreign workers, mostly H1B visa holders, in a difficult position.