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02/10/12
Think Tank Analysis Finds Spike in L-1 and H-1 Denials
A newly released report found that USCIS has dramatically increased denials of L-1 and H-1B petitions over the past four years, despite no change in the law or relevant regulations in the same time period.
02/09/12
March 2012 Visa Bulletin again moves EB-2 for India, China
As expected, EB-2 visa priority dates continued to improve for March 2012. The U.S. Department of State's March 2012 Visa Bulletin advanced the EB-2 priority cut-off dates for nationals of India and China to May 1, 2010.
02/03/12
White House Unveils Startup America Initiative
President Obama has sent his Startup America Legislative Agenda to Congress, highlighted by two immigration-related reforms to relieve immigrant visa backlog and attract more highly-skilled foreign workers including entrepreneurs to the U.S.
01/30/12
USCIS Announces New VIBE Update Process
USCIS announced a new streamlined process to allow private employers to submit information about their organizations into USCIS' Validation Instrument for Business Enterprises (VIBE)'s database.