Trump OFFICIALLY Bans H-1B Visa and 3 Other Non-Immigrant Visas! What Visas Can Be Filed?

Dr. Korrapati speaks about evaluating jobs and education equivalency when applying for a visa to work in the USA. They also address some of the issues currently being faced after the ITServe settlement and how to overcome them. 

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The Department of State has updated its guidelines for admitting L-1 and H-1B visa holders into the U.S. If you're an employee holding either an L-1 or H-1B visa that is currently out of the country and looking to resume employment with the same employer, you will be able to re-enter. 

If your H-1B was approved by LCA before July 2020 there is a possibility you can enter, if you can prove that your job needs to be done from inside the country. Plus, a few other changes that could help you get back into the U.S. Learn more about the recent exemptions for L-1 and H-1B visa holders looking to re-enter the U.S.

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If F-1 visa holders cannot take their usual full-time, in-person classes, they will need to exit the U.S.A. and return to their home country or transfer to a school that is operating with normal in-person classes. F-1 or M-1 student visas will not be issued or permitted into the country by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Some schools will be implementing a hybrid model that will include in-person as well as online classes. These schools must certify to SEVP, through the Form I-20 and ensure that students meet the minimum requirement of in-person classes.

USCIS will furlough over 13,400 employees in 30 days if the Congress doesn't authorize any emergency medical funding asking for $1.2 billion as well as a 10% surcharge on all applications that have yet to be approved. The U.S. Immigration Agency believes it will run out of money due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They also believe that the number of applications will decrease by 61% by the end of the year. If furloughed, the application processing time will be prolonged as 70% of the workforce is looking to be cut by August 3. 

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We discuss changes to how the employer-employee relationships is determined and the shortened approvals for H1B visas. How the ITServe settlement invalidated itinerary regulation, specialty occupation and the model for how immigration denies cases.

• USCIS and ITServe settlement rescind the 2018 Contracts and Itinerary memorandum in its entirety. 
• USCIS also agreed to reopen and adjudicate individual agencies' decisions on H-1B adjudications that were subject to the ITServe Alliance lawsuit. 
• Current regulatory language requiring the employer to provide an analysis of the employer-employee relationship under common law. 
• #USCIS will no longer issue H1-B visas with validity periods shorter than the time period requested by the #H1-B petitioner without explanation. 
• The path immigration could take.

There are 6 significant things that have happened so far in 2020: 

1. The Executive Order of President Trump suspending the entry of H-1B visas from outside the US, with exceptions for certain types of H-1Bs
2. The ITServe vs. Cissna and other Federal cases that held USCIS memoranda of 2010 and 2018 were invalid under the Regulations.
3. The Settlement Agreement between USCIS and ITServe indicating the Memoranda would no longer be used.
4. The new Policy Memorandum of June 17, 2020. Analysis of what it changes and as importantly what is still at issue.
5. COVID-19 Pandemic
6. Public Charge Issues

Learn how you can still win an H-1B visa after Trump's immigration ban by watching this in-depth video from Jon Velie of OnlineVisas. Even after the President's latest proclamation, there are still ways to obtain an H-1B visa in 2020. If you would like to win an H-1B visa after the ban, please contact us at OnlineVisas to discuss your options.

1:35 - Does the H-1B, H-2B, L-1 and J-1 ban apply to extensions, amendments and change of status after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

2:44 - Can I enter if I am out of the country, but my H-1B, H-2B, L-1 visa or J-1 visa has been stamped into my passport after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

3:02 - My H-1B, H-2B, L-1 or J-1 visa is approved but only stamping left, can I still enter the US after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

3:45 - Can I change from H-4 to H-1B after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

4:20 - Can I change from a visitor visa to an H-1B, H-2B, L-1 or J-1 visa after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

4:48 - What are some of the visas I can still enter the US after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

8:33 - If I am on an ESTA Visa Waiver, can I change to or come in on an H-1B, H-2B, L-1 or J-1 visa after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

9:02 - Does the Trump Immigration Ban impact the H-1B lottery for those selected for 2020? 

9:45 - My husband is on an H-1B, can I enter on an H-4 after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

9:53 - Does the ban remove Employment Authorization from H-4 visa holders after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

10:10 - Does the ban preclude entry on an F-1 OPT after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

10:20 - Can I still work on an OPT after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

10:29 - Is the after the Trump Immigration Ban also for marriage visas? 

10:54 - How long is the after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

11:10 - Can you adjust status from a visa to a Green card after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

12:08 - What J-1 visa types cannot enter the US after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

12:29 - What J-1 visa types can still enter the US after the Trump Immigration Ban? 

12:57 - What may be in the requested regulations the Trump Immigration Ban requested of US Agencies?

As of June 22, 2020, the #H1B, #H2B, #L1, #L2 and #J1 non-immigrant visas will be temporarily banned in an attempt to help restart and lower the historically high unemployment rate of 13.3% due to COVID-19 in the USA. Jon Velie, CEO of OnlineVisas, shares the details of Trump's new Executive Order stating the ban on H-1B and 3 other non-immigrant visas in the USA. He breaks down all the need to know information in this proclamation including which industries may be the most affected.

In the newest proclamation from Trump, it is reported that 20 million people have lost jobs industries that are requesting H-1B and L-1 visas for their employees. Trump would like to lower the unemployment rate and get American's hired in these industries first before approving new non-immigrant US visas. The executive order is short, missing some details. Jon Velie, expects there to be more regulations to come down the pipeline which may include heavy fee increases for future non-immigrant visas. Get the details by watching this video and subscribe to stay in the loop of more breaking immigration news.

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