Newsletter Mar 2025 Petitioner
Beyond Borders: Simplifying Immigration H-1B Cap Registration Now Open: Have you applied yet? The H-1B cap registration period started on March 7 and will close on March 24. Be sure…
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Trump’s New Executive Order Requires Mandatory Alien Registration
President Trump’s new executive order mandates that all non-citizens in the U.S. register with the government. Learn about the registration process, who is affected, and the penalties for non-compliance.
How to Create a Paperless HR Department: 8 Ways
Learn 8 simple ways to create a paperless HR department, from digital onboarding to cloud storage, e-signatures, and automated payroll. Boost efficiency and security with digital HR solutions
Trump’s New “Gold Card” Visa: A Pathway to U.S. Citizenship for Wealthy Investors
Trump’s new Gold Card visa offers wealthy investors a path to U.S. citizenship with a $5 million investment. While it aims to boost the economy, critics raise legal and ethical…
Why Onboarding Matters: 5 Essential Reasons Every Company Must Know
Discover why onboarding is crucial for employee success and company growth. Learn five essential reasons why a strong onboarding process is key to boosting engagement, productivity, and retention.
USCIS Eliminates COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement for Immigrants
USCIS has removed the COVID-19 vaccine requirement for immigrants, making it easier for individuals to apply for visas and enter the U.S. Read on for the latest updates.
FAQs on FY26 H-1B Cap and Electronic Registration
Get ready for the FY26 H-1B cap season! Learn about the electronic registration process, key dates, fees, and compliance tips to improve your chances of success.
Top 5 HR Challenges in Immigration Compliance & How to Overcome Them
Discover the top 5 HR challenges in immigration compliance and how to overcome them with AI-powered solutions like Imagility. Stay compliant, reduce risks, and streamline HR operations.
Everything You Need to Know About Form I-134A
Discover all the details about Form I-134A, including eligibility requirements, the filing process, and documents for sponsoring family members on humanitarian parole to the U.S. Read the blog.
USCIS Temporarily Stops Accepting Form I-134A Used for Humanitarian Parole
USCIS has temporarily paused the acceptance of Form I-134A, used for Humanitarian Parole. Learn about the latest updates and what this means for applicants seeking parole under specific humanitarian programs.
Newsletter Feb 2025 Petitioner
Beyond Borders: Simplifying Immigration FY 2026 H-1B Cap Registration Opens March 7 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced that the registration window for the fiscal year 2026 H-1B…
Avoiding Form N-400 Denials: Common Pitfalls & How to Overcome Them
Form N-400 denials happen due to mistakes in residency requirements, test failures, moral character issues, and paperwork errors. Learn the top reasons for rejection and how to avoid them to…
