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On Friday, the White House announced that it will lift COVID-19 travel restrictions for fully vaccinated global citizens, ending historic restrictions that have barred many from entering the United States. While this last year has been quite testing, hopefully, this news will allow loved ones and foreign workers to reunite with families.
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Unpredictable and lengthy wait times are anxiety-inducing for international employees and frustrating for People teams. By focusing on improving for Process Visibility, Self-service, and Legal Accessibility, we're excited to introduce a new Ticketing system that aims to continue to improve responsiveness and accuracy across all dimensions of your immigration function.
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We’re excited to announce our new and improved workflows, starting with the H-1B, which aim to make data like immigration records and evidence more accessible, dynamic, and smarter.
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On July 29th, USCIS announced that they will be conducting a second round of selections from the previously submitted H-1B registrations from March 2021. The new filing period will begin on August 2nd and will close on November 3rd.
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Introducing Caleb LeNoir, a Lead Full Stack Developer,
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With these updates, you and your team can access current reports on your entire immigration population in Bridge and dive into future planning for employees easier than before.
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Last month, President Joe Biden imposed new travel restrictions on India in light of the COVID-19 epidemic, barring most non-US citizens from entering the United States. The proclamation, signed by the President on April 30 and took effect on May 4, outlines the scope of the suspension and the limitations to entry into the US. Basically what this means is that until further notice, those travelers impacted by the proclamation won’t be permitted to enter the US until they have been absent from India for the past 14 days.
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