DHS proposes a $103,265 fee on every cap-subject H-1B petition
The proposed fee is more than one hundred times the current base filing fee, is not based on the cost of adjudicating an H-1B, and is not in effect.
The proposed fee is more than one hundred times the current base filing fee, is not based on the cost of adjudicating an H-1B, and is not in effect.
A federal court vacated the guidance implementing it in June. The First Circuit declined to stay that ruling. The proclamation itself expires on September 21 unless extended.
A DHS final rule replaces open-ended admission with a fixed Admit Until Date on the I-94. Four years is the maximum for a single admission, not a lifetime cap.
The post-completion grace period halves under the new admission rule. Transition provisions mean current students keep 60 days until they travel or file an extension.
The order signed August 6 defines birth tourism and directs State and DHS to act on it. The State Department has since announced a task force. The operative guidance has not been published.
The September bulletin warns that several employment categories may retrogress or go unavailable before the fiscal year ends. A short guide to what the terms mean.
The family-sponsored chart carried almost all the movement, led by an F2A jump of more than eighteen months. The employment chart inched.