Recently, the Department of Homeland Security released a new rule regarding registration requirements for noncitizens (including lawful permanent residents) who are present in the U.S. for more than 30 days. These requirements take effect on April 11, 2025.| FordMurray Law
FordMurray advises that all visa holders and Green Card holders (lawful permanent residents) strongly consider avoiding non-essential international travel at this time.| FordMurray Law
Stay up to date on immigration news that impacts your business and visa status and to learn more about immigration programs.| FordMurray Law
If you currently employ individuals who are not already in H-1B status, this is the perfect time to think about sponsoring them in this year’s Cap Lottery.| FordMurray Law
It is well-established that criminal and immigration law are inextricably intertwined. The catchphrases “crim-imm” or “crimmigration” are used interchangeably to refer to this intersection. As Maine welcomes more immigrants to our state, it is essential to protect noncitizen criminal defendants’ rights to be informed of the impact of criminal contacts on their immigration status. So,... [Read More] The post Crimmigration: Navigating the Complex Intersection of Criminal and I...| FordMurray Law
USCIS is set to adjust its fee structure starting April 1, 2024, with exception to the Premium Processing Fee which is set to adjust slightly sooner on February 26, 2024| FordMurray Law