Work Permits

USCIS overhauled H-1B lottery registration rules starting in FY2025. Here's what employers and applicants need to know.

USCIS overhauled the H-1B lottery system with beneficiary-centric registration. Here's what employers and workers need to know.

H-1B sponsors carry significant legal and financial duties. Understanding these obligations helps employers avoid penalties and maintain compliance.

The O-1A visa rewards extraordinary ability, but approval hinges on specific evidence. Here's what documentation consistently clears USCIS review.

Certain employers can hire H-1B workers year-round without the annual cap lottery. Learn which organizations qualify and how the process works.

An Employment Authorization Document lets eligible noncitizens work legally in the US. Learn who qualifies and current processing timelines.

400,500 immigrant workers make up nearly 25% of Texas' food sector workforce, yet immigration policy leaves the industry structurally exposed.

The TN visa lets Canadian and Mexican professionals work in the US under NAFTA. Here's who qualifies and how to apply.

Immigrants in Ohio earned $27.3B and paid $7.3B in taxes in 2023, yet nearly half with college degrees work below their qualifications.

The L-1A visa allows multinational companies to transfer managers and executives to the US. Here's what qualifies and how to apply.

The EB-1 green card offers a direct path to permanent residency for top-tier workers, bypassing the H-1B lottery and years of waiting.