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The firm’s immigration lawyers have worked for years with the full spectrum of federal agencies involved in U.S. immigration, in fact our partners themselves have served in key positions at the White House, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Department of Labor and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement division of the Department of Homeland Security. We represent clients every day before these agencies, and others such as Customs and Border Protection and the Department of State’s embassies and consulates worldwide. This invaluable experience allows the firm’s immigration attorneys to offer innovative solutions to intractable challenges with an approach that is both agile and astute.
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07/27/10
USCIS Provides H-1B Cap Count Update
USCIS has announced that as of July 23, 2010, it has received 26,000 "general" H-1B cap filings and another 11,300 filings toward the "Advanced Degree" cap.
07/20/10
USCIS Issues Memo on Itinerary Gaps for O-1 Visa Petitions
USCIS clarifies that O-1 petition approvals should be for a period necessary to accomplish the event or activity, and if the activities described in the itinerary are related in such a way that they would be considered an “event,”...
07/14/10
USCIS Confirms Shuffle of CSC Leadership
USCIS announced Rosemary Melville has been appointed as Director of its California Service Center beginning in late August. Barbara Velarde and John Kramar will be Acting Director and Acting Deputy Director of the CSC for the interim period.
07/14/10
USCIS Extends Haitian TPS Registration
USCIS announced that eligible Haitian nationals have an additional 180 days to apply for Temporary Protected Status (TPS), a relief program launched after the earthquake in Haiti earlier this year. The new registration deadline is January 18, 2011.