Priority date movement and the Visa Bulletin are discussed by Murthy Law Firm attorneys in this podcast for Employers. Topics include what to have ready when the priority dates move, how to file a downgraded I-140 petition, how to request to transfer the basis to another category, and other matters that arise when applying for the I-485 Application to Adjust Status.

Are you wondering how to qualify for an E-1 or E-2 visa? That is the topic of this Q/A session recorded for you by Murthy Law Firm attorneys.

The Biden Administration’s new Keeping Families Together parole-in-place program is the topic of this Q/A session recorded for you by Murthy Law Firm attorneys.

Common visa stamping issues and strategies involved in consular processing are the topic of this Q/A session recorded for you by Murthy Law Firm attorneys.

What are the potential issues for businesses in the area of U.S. immigration law if Trump is elected in 2024? These are discussed by Murthy Law Firm attorneys in this podcast that is a continuation of our series for U.S. employers.

Ways for petitioners and applicants to sue the government for incorrect or long delayed decisions are discussed by Murthy Law Firm attorneys in this 07.Aug.2024 podcast in our series for Employers. Included in the discussion are Writs of Mandamus and lawsuits under the Administrative Procedures Act (APA).

Trending issues in L1A/L1B filings are under discussion among Murthy Law Firm attorneys in this Employer Podcast. Topics addressed include L1A functional managers, work location changes, and proving specialized knowledge.

Self-petition filings as an alternative to labor-certification based I-140 filings is the topic Murthy Law Firm attorneys address in this June 2024 podcast. Examples discussed include National Interest Waivers and EB1 Extraordinary Ability filings.

The importance of timing when filing nonimmigrant extensions (i.e. H1B) and when the Labor Certification (i.e. green card) should be started. Examples discussed include government processing times, company layoffs, and change of employers.

Many foreign nationals eagerly await results of the annual H1B lottery. Because there normally are many more applicants than available visas, Murthy Law Firm attorneys discuss strategies for filing nonimmigrant visas when H-1 and L-1 are not available options.