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Don’t Become A Victim!

While there is a lot of talk about immigration reform, nothing is law yet. Please do not fall victim of notarios or unscrupulous attorneys who promise you immigration benefits based on the new law.

To date, the only “new” forms of immigration “relief” are Provisional Waivers and DACA. Nothing else exists yet. Anyone who tells you differently is lying to you to get your money.

H-1Bs Filing Period Ends With Lottery

The H-1B visa filing period for the 2014 Federal fiscal year ended on April 5^th.

As expected, the filing period for H-1Bs was very brief and ended at close of business on the April 5^th. A lottery will therefore be conducted to determine which applications will be processes and which will be returned unprocessed. In 2013, th filing period ended on June 11, 2012, and the 2012 filing period ended on November 22, 2011.

Employers wishing to file H-1B visas petitions for the 2015 Federal fiscal year, which begins on October 1, 2014, will need to file their petitions in the first week of April 2014 in order to maximize the chances that a visa will be available for their employees.

Our Los Angeles immigration lawyers are available to handle your case.

Call (213) 622-2255 to start your H-1B case in April 2014!

Eng & Nishimura
1055 W 7th St Ste 1780, Los Angeles, CA 90017
213.622.2255

Los Angeles lawyers providing US immigration services: H-1B Visas, L-1 Visas, O Visas, P Visas, Investor Visas, Treaty Trader Visas, TN Visas, Family Based Petitions, Employment Based Petitions (PERM, EB1, EB2, EB3, Nurses), Citizenship and Naturalization, etc.