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There are about a million immigrants in New Jersey and around the country who have employment-based visas and would like to become permanent residents, and most of them will experience a lengthy wait. That is because only a limited number of employment-based green...
Some immigrants arriving in New Jersey received their U.S. visas by going through consular processing. You use this route for lawful entry if you are still in your home country. To pursue the status of a lawful permanent resident upon entering the United States, you...
In New Jersey, ongoing legal battles plague the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Its future remains uncertain, and legal developments, whether for or against the program, have the power to affect thousands of lives. The following points explore...
Entrepreneurship is one of the engines of the New Jersey economy. These men and women bring millions of dollars into the state's economy and create products that change the world. Opportunities are also available for entrepreneurs from other countries to gain...
Employers in New Jersey and around the country are not always able to find job applicants with the skills and qualifications required to fill highly technical positions. H1-B, EB-2 and other employment-based allow employers to recruit qualified foreign workers to fill...
According to the Visa Bulletin, there has been progress in most categories related to employment. This bodes well for employment visa estimates for the fiscal year 2024. This may be important to know for anyone dealing with employment visas for the upcoming year in...
The American Community Survey estimates that around 3,100 Afghan immigrants live in New Jersey. As of 2023, 840,000 Afghans living in Afghanistan have applied for a program created to help them come to the United States. This visa program is for Afghans who supported...
The U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services have observed a sudden surge in H-1B visa applications in 2023, smashing all previous records. The 'Garden State' of New Jersey, renowned for its diverse workforce, has shown an intriguing trend in this upswing, stirring...
The New Jersey Office of New Americans says that almost 2 million immigrants and refugees live and work within the state. There has been some debate about whether immigration is good for the United States economy. One side argues that immigrants take valuable jobs...
For many individuals hoping to reunite with their loved ones in the United States, the family visa backlog has become a significant obstacle. The lengthy waiting times and processing delays can be emotionally taxing. However, if you're in New Jersey and looking to...
