San Jose Immigration Law Blog

What the New Rule Change to H-4 Visas Means and What You Can Do The H-4 Visa allows skilled workers holding an H-1B to bring their spouses and children with them to the United States as dependents. The H-4 Visa With an H-4 visa, you can attend school, obtain a...

Measures to Combat the Coronavirus will Also Affect Lawful Permanent Residents Sweeping New Travel Restrictions In response to a widening global health crisis over the coronavirus, the U.S. has imposed travel bans, quarantines and limited U.S. consular access within...

Our immigration attorneys explain the new USCIS process for professional workers. H-1B Cap registration season is almost here. This season is likely to be a wild one, so you, your employer and your immigration attorney need to be ready. The U.S. Citizenship and...

Pursuant to the treaty investor agreement signed and executed between the United States and Israel, The US Department of State announced that from May 1, 2019, the E-2 Treaty Investor Visa became available for Israeli citizens wishing to make a substantial investment...

USCIS announcement that the H-1B selection process is complete On April 11, 2019, USCIS announced that it had completed the computer-generated lottery to meet the statutorily mandated H-1B visas of 20,000 for master’s cap, and 65,000 for regular cap petitions....