Immigration Services
The charge that immigrants are taking jobs from U.S.-born Black workers has made its way from conspiracy circles to the broader public conversation this election season. Several economists have refuted…
BRUSSELS — As more countries experiment with expanding humanitarian protection via complementary pathways such as existing refugee education or work channels or sponsorship programs, it is important to share existing…
The numbers of students' first residence permit applications have continued to increase. By the end of July 2024, 9,293 applications had been submitted, whereas the corresponding figure in 2023 was…
In this special edition of the M&L Immigration Update Podcast we explore the new rule entitled “Modification of Registration Requirement for Petitioners Seeking to File Cap-Subject H-1B Petitions,” which ends…
If you are a nonimmigrant foreign national who has been admitted to the United States, this episode is for you. There is one form that is very often overlooked by…
Welcome to the Meyner & Landis Immigration Update Podcast for January 18, 2020 And it’s a doozy. Written by Meyner & Landis partner Lin Walker, this podcast is going to…
On his very first day in office, President Biden announced plans to send a progressive and bold immigration bill to Congress in the coming weeks that will embrace immigrants as…
As we mentioned last week, the overall odds of being selected for an H-1B visa was approximately 30% in last year’s cap, as USCIS received approximately 275,000 registrations for 85,000…
In this informative podcast Meyner & Landis Immigration partner Lin Walker and immigration associate Kristen Sisko discuss one of their recent client success stories. This is an interesting case, concerning…
COVID-19 related travel restrictions and exceptions are increasingly fluid, with immigration practitioners and the general public receiving little if any advance notice of shifting priorities or new restrictions before they…