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H-1B Registration Nears, Report Shows H-1B Denial Rate Increased

H-1B registration begins soon as a new report finds denial rates for H-1B petitions have risen but remain lower than under Donald Trump.

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A Look At The High Fees Making Hiring H-1B Visa Holders Challenging

The USCIS fee rule represents the latest federal action making it more costly for companies to employ H-1B visa holders.

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Immigration Service Finalizes Changes To H-1B Visa Lottery

In a new final rule, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has changed the H-1B registration selection process.

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USCIS Significantly Raises H-1B Visa And Immigration Fees

In a final rule, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will significantly raise fees for employers sponsoring foreign-born employees.

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Bad News For Employers, Immigrants And H-1B Visas In Second Trump Term

If Donald Trump becomes president again, companies should expect new restrictions on employing foreign-born scientists and engineers.

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