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In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven economy, jobs in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) are growing faster than ever in the United States. According to a LinkedIn report on the fastest-growing job sectors, the STEM field has experienced a huge boom over the last 20 years, leading to the creation of many new and exciting roles. […]

If you’re applying for a marriage-based green card using consular processing (meaning your spouse is living outside the U.S.), it’s important to understand who needs to sign the necessary forms. The process involves a few key documents, and the signing requirements differ depending on where both partners are living at the time of application. When

When applying for a green card, all supporting documents that are not in English must be translated into English. This is a critical part of the application process, as the U.S. government requires that all documents submitted for immigration purposes be in English to be processed. Let’s walk through which documents need translation and how

If you have recently filed with USCIS, but don’t yet have your receipt letter, you may be wondering how to correct your address. Unfortunately, you can’t remap your address with USCIS until you receive your receipt notice. It will be within 3–6 weeks of your application being received.  This is because your receipt notice has

Employers must determine if they are an H-1B dependent employer in any of the following situations: In some cases, employers might need to re-evaluate their status. For example, if a company restructures after determining its status for an LCA, it will need to reassess its dependency status for any new LCAs it submits. What Does

If you’re a DACA recipient (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) and wondering if you’re eligible to apply for a green card through marriage, you’re not alone. Many Dreamers are in the same situation. While the path to a green card through marriage can be complicated, it’s possible. However, whether or not you qualify depends on

If you are an employer in the United States and looking to hire a foreign worker permanently, you probably know that you will need a Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) to sponsor a foreigner for a green card. It is through the PERM process that it’s proven that there are no willing, skilled U.S. workers for

It is always exciting to visit the United States, but what if your travel visa runs out before you get out? What you can do if this happens is worth knowing. If you’ve been overstaying your B-1/B-2 tourist visa, there are steps you can take to make sure you don’t get into trouble. We’ll tell

When your business is expanding and competing globally, bringing and keeping the world’s best talent is never more critical. One means is to provide sponsorship for permanent residence (or a green card). A thoughtful green card policy is a great way to not only hire and retain high-quality employees but also show that you’re serious