Always Check Your I-94 Upon Admission!
The CBP will shorten your I-94 if your passport expires sooner. Don’t assume the end date – check it by logging into the CBP website!...
The CBP will shorten your I-94 if your passport expires sooner. Don’t assume the end date – check it by logging into the CBP website!...
Priority Dates are a lifeline to an immigrant waiting for a Green Card, but it can be lost. The law has four ways: fraud / misrepresentation, a Labor Certification’s revocation, USCIS/DOS invalidates the labor certification, or the USCIS decides petition approval was material error. Read...
A child of a U.S. citizen living outside of the U.S. may qualify for derivative citizenship with a grandparent meeting physical-presence-in-U.S. requirement if a parent cannot. It all depends on when you were born....
Did you know that the DOL processes 150,000 PERM cases each year with 68% STEM-related jobs? Murthy Law Firm does! Our attorneys & paralegals represent clients throughout STEM (& other!) fields....
With all the USCIS chatter about stopping H1B registration fraud, the Murthy Law Firm wants to remind you it is not H1B beneficiaries who file registrations or petitions. If you have a fraud finding because of a petitioner, you can fight that on your own...
President Biden directs U.S. agencies to increase immigration opportunities for highly skilled foreign nationals with expertise in AI or other critical and emerging technologies....
Are you stateless? The USCIS released new policies for you if you think you’re stateless....
Does your spouse still have to file their I-485 after your green card was already approved? Is your spouse out of status? If you’re an employment-based immigrant, INA Sec. 245(k) may let your spouse still file. Read more and talk to us!...
Did you miss filing an extension before your I-94 expired? The Murthy Law Firm has represented many people, in H1B/H-4 status to show the USCIS extraordinary circumstances and prove they should be put back in status. Do you need help from Murthy Law Firm? Contact...
The USCIS announced recently that the max validity period for EADs & APs is rising to 5-yrs. Murthy Law Firm is happy to report we are now seeing those 5-year approvals being issued!...