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The Employment-Based Visa Categories in the September 2025 Bulletin
The Employment-Based Visa Categories in the September 2025 Bulletin

The September 2025 Visa Bulletin, issued by the U.S. Department of State, is the final checkpoint before the U.S. immigration system resets for a new fiscal year in October.

Don’t Misunderstand The “Published Material About You” EB-1 Criteria: Here is What It Truly Means
Don’t Misunderstand The “Published Material About You” EB-1 Criteria: Here is What It Truly Means

If you are grappling with an EB-1A green card, chances are you already know about one of its most notorious criteria: “published material about you and your work in professional or major trade publications or major media.” This criterion remains one of the strongest in your EB-1A arsenal. However, the way it is articulated leaves a great deal of room for confusion and ambiguity.

H-1B Visa Filings See a Staggering 50% Drop Compared to Previous Year
H-1B Visa Filings See a Staggering 50% Drop Compared to Previous Year

Immigration experts are highlighting a steep drop in H-1B visa filings in the current fiscal year. According to their analysis and projections, the visa filing rate may have plummeted as low as by a staggering 50%.

The Impact of the USA & Iran War on Travel Warnings & Work Visas
The Impact of the USA & Iran War on Travel Warnings & Work Visas

The rising conflict between the United States & Iran might be infringing on the regularity of work visas and business travels. The war may have caused severe travel paralysis and dysfunctions in multiple embassies. And, without a doubt, the consequences could be serious risks to jobs and immigration status.

U.S. Citizenship Test Will Now Contain More Questions
U.S. Citizenship Test Will Now Contain More Questions

The USCIS, as part of its broader overhaul, is now adding more questions to the civics test that the applicants need to pass as part of the citizenship screening. This would be, to date, the latest step by the Trump administration to tighten the reins on the immigration process.

Can You Change Jobs After EB-1 Approval? EB1A Consultants Explain
Can You Change Jobs After EB-1 Approval? EB1A Consultants Explain

You may at some point or other have to rethink and reconsider your career in the tech industry and other innovative fields. It is natural to ask whether there will be any complications if you make career transition decisions while holding onto an approved EB-1A green card. Though there are some relaxations in the protocols about job changes in EB-1A, you need to have a clear idea of how exactly it can impact your overall approval.

Federal Judge Strikes Down DOJ’s Nationwide Voter-Roll Program, Even in States That Cooperated
Federal Judge Strikes Down DOJ’s Nationwide Voter-Roll Program, Even in States That Cooperated

A federal judge has dismantled the Justice Department’s nationwide effort to collect state voter registration records and screen them for noncitizens. The ruling also bars the department from using data that cooperating states had already handed over. The decision is the most sweeping court setback yet for the administration’s push to take a larger role in election administration, which the Constitution leaves largely to the states.

Second Federal Judge Strikes Down the $100,000 H-1B Fee: What the September 30 Ruling Means
Second Federal Judge Strikes Down the $100,000 H-1B Fee: What the September 30 Ruling Means

A second federal judge has struck down the $100,000 fee on new H-1B workers, and with it the September 2026 proclamation that renewed it. U.S. District Judge Haywood S. Gilliam Jr. found the policies arbitrary and capricious and ruled they were legislative rules that required public comment first. In plain terms, the government cannot create a charge of this size through agency memos and guidance without asking the public. Once again, our EB-1A consultants have overviewed this important piece of news in great detail.

Useful Travel Guidance for Nonimmigrant Women in Light of Trump's New Birth Tourism Order
Useful Travel Guidance for Nonimmigrant Women in Light of Trump's New Birth Tourism Order

On August 6, 2026, President Trump signed two executive orders reshaping the landscape around citizenship and international travel. One narrows the categories of people eligible for birthright citizenship; the other directs the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Homeland Security to actively curb what the administration calls "birth tourism". The latter is considered a practice of entering the U.S. on a non-immigrant visa for the primary purpose of giving birth on American soil. The orders followed the Supreme Court's June 2026 ruling in Trump v. Barbara, and senior adviser Stephen Miller described the birth tourism crackdown as one of the administration's most significant immigration actions to date.

What Put Them On The Crosshair Of ICE Despite Having Green Cards?
What Put Them On The Crosshair Of ICE Despite Having Green Cards?

Two unconnected cases surfaced in American headlines within days of each other in August 2026, and together they have unsettled a question many lawful permanent residents assumed was long settled: does a green card actually protect you from immigration detention? There are two cases that seem to answer in the negative. A New Delhi-born jazz guitarist was handcuffed after a domestic flight landed in Los Angeles. A North Carolina special-education teacher and grandmother of two U.S. citizen grandchildren was detained the moment she showed up for what should have been a routine check-in. Neither had a criminal conviction driving their case. Both had, on paper, permanent legal status in the United States.