The immigration landscape is evolving with many changes over the past few years: dramatic directional shifts in government policies and preferences, and in how companies go about finding and engaging international employees. Taken together, these trends represent a clear departure from the traditional status quo.
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Technology has made great strides in streamlining and simplifying immigration, and Bridge continues to lead the way. Our core innovation, the Bridge Platform, provides clients with a unified hub for all immigration activity. Beyond bringing order and harmony to a disjointed process, the Bridge Platform creates a new dimension of visibility and transparency that is especially helpful for employees.
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As a first employee spotlight, we're delighted to introduce Camille, our new Legal Content Specialist.
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What should you do after you've filed your H-1B Cap petition? Your partners at Bridge know this is a stressful process, so we built this FAQ to address the most common H-1B cap questions.
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A USCIS policy memo from February imposes additional requirements on employers seeking to place H-1B visa holders at customer worksites. The memo has seen much objection, and resulted in the filing of a major lawsuit by the Small and Medium Enterprise Consortium.
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The USCIS is recalling 800 Employee Authorization Documents due to a printing error. This marks the agency's second recall in six weeks. The USCIS is making a push to go paperless and cut back on such errors through digital transactions.
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The Department of State (DOS) has issued the July 2018 Visa Bulletin, a monthly release which represents a snapshot of visa availability in the United States. Here's an overview of what's inside this month's bulletin.
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