This is part three of a four-part blog series reviewing a lawsuit (Broadgate et al. v. USCIS) that was filed with the District of Columbia Federal court challenging the Neufeld Memo. The first and second blogs focused on the Plaintiffs’ complaint and the request for a preliminary injunction. This blog will detail Homeland Security’s response…
This is part two of the four-part blog series reviewing a lawsuit (Broadgate et al.) that was filed with the District of Columbia Federal court challenging the H-1B Neufeld Memo. In the first blog we discussed the complaint filed in court. This blog will detail the Application for Preliminary Injunction filed by the plaintiffs. Broadgate…
This is part one of a four-part blog series which will provide an insight into a lawsuit (Broadgate et al. v. USCIS) which was filed in the District of Columbia Federal court challenging the new H-1B Neufeld Memo which had an impact on H-1B applications in the US including Columbus, Ohio and Troy, Michigan. Broadgate…
Our firm has recently learned that, in light of the H-1B Neufeld Memorandum, certain ports of entry are more vigilantly checking the Labor Condition Applications (LCA) of H-1B visa holders. Immigration officers are reviewing the LCAs of visa holders to confirm the end client work location matches the work location indicated on the LCA. If…
Many H-1B visa holders were alarmed by the recent news that several H-1B workers attempting to enter the United States at Newark Airport were either denied entry and sent back to their home countries or placed in expedited removal proceedings. While it has become clear in the weeks since that Customs and Border Protection (CBP)…
What are the elements that constitute an approvable H-1B petition? This is the question that my clients who call my Columbus, Ohio office ask frequently. What can the employer and employee do to help their H1-B visa attorney get the best results for them? I once even had a client tell me: “Please give me a list of…