Immigration lawyers have been reporting in recent months that applications were being rejected due to “incompleteness,” but the only missing areas on the document were details that were not specific to the individual. USCIS wouldn’t consider this as “incomplete” in the past. However, they start returning cases that are missing N/A. For immigration professionals, it…

Do you know that Millennials, age 24-39, will reach 74 million in 2050?They are becoming the largest living adult generation because immigration has been boosting their numbers. These digital natives compose the largest segment of your workforce and clientele! A good portion of your clients who are extremely comfortable with mobile devices and get used…

Obliviously, COVID-19 is not going anywhere.Its influence on immigration industry might not be catastrophic, but you have already sensed the inevitable impact. What should you do?As an immigration professional, expanding your practice coverage into different visa categories is a feasible option. What is the direction of your business expansion?The selected stats from FY 2019 (Q1…

Immigration professionals are inevitably impacted by recessions, travel bans and executive orders.However, IIUSA’s June 16 webinar with Charlie Oppenheim actually shared a lot of encouraging projections of FY2021 and we think the upcoming fiscal year will be delightful for employment-based immigrations. (Highlights of the webinar) Mr. Oppenheim estimates 60,000 extra employment-based visas may be reassigned to the…

“By 2019, millennials are projected to number 73 million, overtaking Baby Boomers as the largest living adult generation. Although a greater number of births underlie the Baby Boom generation, Millennials will outnumber Boomers in part because immigration has been boosting their numbers,” said the report. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/washington-secrets/pew-millennials-now-no-1-aided-by-immigrants According to the latest Pew Research Center report millennials,…