H-1B for Canadians: How U.S. Employers Can Avoid the $100,000 Fee
Discover how U.S. employers can legally hire Canadian professionals on H-1B visas without facing the rumored $100,000 fee, and explore strategic alternatives.
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Can You Travel While Your I-129 Petition Is Pending?
Planning international travel while your I-129 petition is pending? Learn when it’s allowed, when it’s risky, and how it may affect your U.S. immigration process.
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Will a DHS Shutdown Delay Your Immigration Application?
A government shutdown can create uncertainty for immigrants. Learn how DHS funding works, whether USCIS will keep processing applications, and which immigration services may face delays.
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Smart Strategies Employers Can Use to Boost Their H-1B Lottery Success
With demand far exceeding supply, the H-1B lottery has become intensely competitive. Learn which lawful strategies employers can use to improve their odds, without risking compliance issues.
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H‑1B for Canadians in 2026: Understanding the $100,000 Fee Rule
Canadian professionals and U.S. employers take note: a new $100,000 H‑1B fee takes effect September 21, 2025, but it only applies in specific consular processing cases. Learn who it impacts, when it doesn’t, and how to avoid it.
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How the New H-1B Salary Tiers Are Reshaping the Lottery Selection Process
USCIS has introduced a wage-based selection system for the H-1B lottery, giving higher salaries more chances at selection. Here’s what that means for applicants.
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What Is Required of Me and My Employer for a TN Support Letter?
Navigating a TN visa application can feel daunting, especially when you’re trying to understand what you and your employer must provide in your TN support letter. This guide breaks down the essentials so you know exactly what’s needed.
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Derivative Citizenship Through a Stepparent: Is It Possible?
Can a child automatically become a U.S. citizen through a stepparent? The answer depends on age, residency, and legal custody.
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How DHS Is Reducing Wait Times for Religious Workers Abroad
A new Department of Homeland Security rule removes a one‑year residency requirement for R‑1 religious workers abroad, helping faith communities maintain consistent services.
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Refugees Face USCIS Review and Green Card Hold: What You Need to Know
Refugees admitted from Jan. 2021 to Feb. 2025 may face USCIS status reviews and green card delays. Here’s what to know and how to prepare.
