Immigration,
Government
Mar. 30, 2018
Lawyers say more evidence required for H-1B applications
Increases in requests for additional evidence from the government last year have changed how corporate immigration lawyers approach applying for temporary high-skilled work visas this year.
Increases in requests for additional evidence from the government last year have changed how corporate immigration lawyers approach applying for temporary high-skilled work visas this year.
Attorneys said they are including additional detailed information about a worker’s job and responsibilities in hopes of preempting the government asking for more evidence or rejecting an H-1B application, steps that include more time and expense....
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