Tag Archives: H-1B

Immigration Fact and Fiction for the U.S. Employer: H-1 Extensions for Applicants for Permanent Residence are Alive and Well

By David Grunblatt on January 8, 2018 Posted in Fact and Fiction Series, Immigration

I guess it is not a surprise, there was another information leak. This time the leak was from USCIS, perhaps an accident or perhaps not. Is it true or is it fake news that a regulation would be proposed limiting, at least in part, H-1B extensions beyond the normal 6-year limitation for individuals who have … Continue Reading

H-1B Update – New Petition Required When Work Location Changes – the World is Global, but U.S. Immigration is Local

By David Grunblatt on August 5, 2015 Posted in Immigration

While the 21st Century is a time of globalization, a time where with telecommuting and virtual offices there is a re-examination of whether there is still significance to your geographical location, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is decidedly “retro” in firmly planting its feet in the 20th Century, pursuant to an AAO decision … Continue Reading