Green Card

Changes in premium processing and signature pages are the latest developments from the USCIS in response to COVID-19.

Having a structured and competitive Green Card policy can determine whether or not a foreign national worker will be able to stay with your company.

With processing times on the rise and a tumultuous year reaching its end, now is a good time to examine the current landscape of employment-based immigration.

With the new year underway, Bridge US takes a look at the January 2017 Visa Bulletin, how it compares to recent bulletins, and what's in store this year.

The USCIS will begin using the U.S. Postal Service’s (USPS) Signature Confirmation Restricted Delivery service to help secure delivery of documents such as Green Cards and Employment Authorization (EAD) Cards.

USCIS will begin imposing the requirement of an in-person interview across the board for employment-based permanent residence applicants. What does this mean?