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The Department of Homeland Security recently announced how many employment-based immigrants became lawful permanent residents in 2011. The chart below breaks down the immigrants into their priority classification (e.g. first through five priority). Additionally, the chart provides historical statistics for each of the five priority classifications for the last ten years. Of note is the … Continue reading “Employment-Based Immigrant Statistics 2002-2011” Each year, the Department of Homeland Security provides statistics from the previous year. These statistics provide great insight into immigration trends – especially when compared to previous years’ statistics. This holds especially true for the best and brightest immigrants – including those applying through the extraordinary abilities visa and the outstanding professors and researchers visa. … Continue reading “Most EB1 Applicants Already In United States” Overview: Currently, premium processing is not available to EB 1-3 visa applicants. However, based on the comments of USCIS, it is expected that premium processing will become available to multinational executive or manager applicants during the first few months of 2012. What is Premium Processing?: Premium Processing is a process by which the USCIS agrees … Continue reading “Premium Processing for EB 1-3 Multinational Executives or Managers” The Immigration Agency (USCIS) in the United States has released its data on EB-1 cases from 2010 and 2011. The data, although not a complete picture of the EB-1 Visa – provides statistics that reflect what many EB-1 Visa Lawyers have been feeling about the category. For example, statistics show that Requests for Further Evidence … Continue reading “EB 1 Visa Statistics Released by Immigration Agency” The USCIS has issued its AAO processing times report for July 2011. AAO stands for Administrative Appeals Office and is the part of the immigration agency that reviews appeals to certain immigration decisions made by the immigration agency. A few of the more popular immigration categories are listed below (along with the processing time): K-1 …
The speed of the business world and the speed of the immigration system are rarely the same. In the high-paced business world it is difficult to wait weeks or even months to receive immigration approval from the USCIS. Acknowledging its slowness, the USCIS provides certain employment-based immigration petitioners to receive a response within 15 … The Eb 1-3 visa is a high priority worker visa that allows for multinational executives and managers to gain permanent residency in the United States. As a high priority worker visa, the EB 1-3 visa does not require a time consuming labor certification like the EB-2 and EB-3 visas. However, the EB 1-3 visa is … |
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