Colorado Springs, CO
Immigration Lawyer at Colorado Springs, CO
Practice Areas: Immigration
Have you ever driven a car on an unpaved road? It’s bumpy, and the path isn’t always clear. This is the situation immigration attorneys and their clients are facing with the H-1B process this year. Bu...
See Full GuideFor the first time since I began practicing immigration law, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) will require an interview for workers seeking green cards. This requirement goes into ...
See Full GuideThe month of May brings graduation ceremonies and celebrations across the United States. For many foreign national students, this is both a time to cherish their new degree and to manage their transit...
See Full GuideAMERICA FIRST! U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES (USCIS) & DEPARTMENT OF LABOR (DOL) ANNOUNCE FURTHER MEASURES TO DETECT H-1B VISA FRAUD & TIGHTEN RULES New Measures Aimed at Detecting Fraud &...
See Full GuideThis year’s H-1B season has many of us nervously watching President Trump’s moves. Executive Orders in the First Two Weeks Last week the President signed executive orders to build his promised wall at...
See Full GuideThe United States Citizens and Immigrations Services (USCIS) agency has announced filing fee increases effective December 23, 2016. The average increase is 21%, but the increases range from 8% to 41% ...
See Full GuideIn weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, I want to thank you for your faith in me and for letting me help you support your foreign national employees. Helping foreign nationals has been a passion of mine ...
See Full GuideA new proposed rule represents a hopeful change for foreign entrepreneurs looking to stay in the U.S. to start and grow their businesses. Existing Visa Routes Make Foreign Entrepreneurs Build the Busi...
See Full GuideHave you had this happen? Have you ever had an employee come to you to say that the Form I-9 documentation they gave when you hired them 5 years ago was not correct? Maybe they are coming forward no...
See Full GuideU.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced on April 7, 2016, that it received significantly more H-1B petitions than allowed under the statutory cap for fiscal year (FY) 2017. U.S. bu...
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