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The H-1B visa is a highly sought after visa for individuals aiming to work legally in the United States for a temporary period. Our unique processing system allows individuals seeking employment based immigration visas to file faster and at a more competitive cost than traditional routes.
The H-1B program creates opportunities for foreign professionals to work legally in the United States. Essentially, it allows employers to hire qualified workers in specialty occupations for a temporary time period. Specialty occupations include science, teaching, accounting, engineering and information technology. The requirements are designed to comply with the Department of Labor standards and one of the main components in the Labor Condition Application (LCA).
Initial H-1B visas are granted for a time period of three years except for Chile or Singapore nationals. To start the process, you as the applicant need to have a US. Employer to sponsor you.
Learn more about the H-1B process including which employers are cap-exempt, the step-by-step application process, 2021 lottery predictions and more by clicking the articles below.
Time is of the essence when immigration is involved. Since there is a cap on the number of H1B visas approved each year it’s important to get started with the process early and with top-notch representation. VisaNation Law Group attorneys have an excellent track record of success in complex new H-1B and transfer/extension cases, including those filed by small employers (fewer than 50 employees).
The H-1B visa is intended for foreign professionals who are hired by U.S. employers for their skills and expertise in a specialized occupation. However, the H-1B visa has an annual cap of 65,000. Unlike the regular and advanced degree categories, the H-1B cap exempt category does not have a set quota or annual limit. In…
The H-1B Visa 2024-25 cap filing season is right around the corner. It’s time to look at the H1-B visa lottery, including H-1B registration, requirements, and potential changes. Use this guide as your one-stop shop for all your H-1B visa 2024 information, news, and updates.
To save time and money, it’s vital to have a clear understanding of the H-1B visa fees. Avoiding common errors requires a thorough knowledge of how to pay these fees and who is responsible for them. Whether you’re applying for the H-1B visa in the FY 2024-25 season or not, understanding the costs associated with…
Tens of thousands of skilled immigrants petition for the highly sought-after H-1B visa each year. Since so many people petition each year, USCIS places an annual limit on the number of H-1B visas issued and conducts an annual lottery to select the petitions that go onto processing randomly. The competition for H-1B visas is fierce,…
As we enter the H-1B visa 2024 cap lottery season, U.S. employers and their attorneys are busy preparing their registrations and entering the annual H-1B lottery. One way to make your registration stand out in the H-1B 2024-2025 season is to enter the H-1B master’s cap degree exemption, a separate lottery for those who possess…
The H-1B visa is known for its advantages over other nonimmigrant visa classifications. One of its most significant benefits is its portability. This means that holders of the H-1B visa can change employers, work full-time or part-time, or even work for multiple employers at the same time. However, it is essential to note that you…
When someone receives an H-1B transfer RFE (Request for Evidence), they may feel overwhelmed and anxious. However, it’s important to understand that an H-1B visa transfer RFE is simply a request from USCIS for additional evidence before deciding whether to approve or deny the H-1B application. It’s crucial to complete the request thoroughly, and it’s…
Receiving an RFE from USCIS is not a reason to panic or automatically assume that your H-1B petition is rejected. Sometimes USCIS just needs additional information so that they can make a decision on your case. Due to the sensitive nature, it is always advised to have a qualified immigration attorney review and submit the…
