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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has finalized significant updates to the H-1B visa program, set to take effect on January 17, 2025. These changes aim to enhance program integrity, efficiency, and benefits for both employers and H-1B beneficiaries. Read more : https://lnkd.in/dmxfqHEX

CLIENT ALERT: DHS Implements Final Rule To Modernize The H-1B Program With Improvements To Other Nonimmigrant Classifications #ImmigrationLaw #H1B In the final days of the Biden Administration, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (“DHS”) introduced a new Final Rule that revises certain eligibility requirements for the H-1B visa program, while providing clearer guidelines on which foreign workers may qualify for the highly sought-after H-1B specialty occupations in the United States. This Final Rule will go into effect on January 17, 2025, just before the incoming administration takes office on January 20. Read full Alert details here:  https://lnkd.in/eb9ip95M

🚨 H-1B ALERT! Major Changes Effective January 17, 2025 🚨 The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has published a final rule introducing significant changes to the H-1B visa program. Here's a quick summary of the key updates that all employers, employees, and stakeholders need to know. Swipe through to stay informed! 📌 Highlights:  - Revised Specialty Occupation Definition  - Bona fide proof required for 3rd party worksites  - Updates to site visit program  - Proof of status maintenance for all extensions & amendments Don’t miss out—follow us to stay updated on the latest H-1B developments and ensure you’re prepared for these changes. ✅ 👉 Learn More: Full details of the final rule are available here: https://lnkd.in/gje9wPiW #H1BVisa #ImmigrationNews #USImmigration #VisaUpdates #H1BChanges #WorkVisa #DHS #ImmigrationLaw #EmploymentVisa #DonatoTechnologies

USCIS has updated its policy manual to clarify the acceptable types of evidence that can be used to apply for an EB-1 visa. https://bit.ly/4eO5hnJ

USCIS has updated its policy manual to clarify the acceptable types of evidence that can be used to apply for an EB-1 visa. https://bit.ly/4g1GYDU

USCIS has updated its policy manual to clarify the acceptable types of evidence that can be used to apply for an EB-1 visa. https://lnkd.in/gthBtp3U

🚨 Breaking: USCIS Revamps H-1B Visa Regulations Here’s what you need to know: • Prior deference is back for visa extensions—good news for those continuing their journey! • The visa lottery process is getting a makeover, impacting how talent is selected. These changes are set to shake up the tech industry and international hiring. Stay tuned for an in-depth breakdown coming soon. Are you ready for the new landscape? What are your expectations from the regulations? Let’s discuss! #H1BVisa #Immigration #TechTalent #summitlegal #summitlegalinfo

The Department of Homeland Security has introduced a new final rule for the H-1B visa program, effective January 17, 2025. This modernization aims to streamline the process, increase flexibility, and improve program integrity. Explore our latest immigration blog post by Greenspoon Marder partner Hector Chichoni to learn more about these changes and how they might impact you. https://ow.ly/hU8E50UwcnZ

USCIS has updated its policy manual to clarify the acceptable types of evidence that can be used to apply for an EB-1 visa. https://bit.ly/3CZqRsl

Important Update for EB-1 Applicants! As of October 1st, visa allocations for EB-1 category approvals will be renewed. While no adjustments of status will be finalized before this date, USCIS will continue processing cases. This is actually a positive sign! It indicates that the government is working efficiently to ensure all available visas are properly distributed, avoiding past delays seen under both Republican and Democratic administrations. Stay informed and prepared for October! #EB1Visa #ImmigrationUpdate #USCIS #VisaAllocations #October2024 #GreenCardProcess #ImmigrationLaw #EB1Applicants