How Long Does It Takes to Get Immigration Case Processed
Want to know approximately how long it will take for your immigration case to be processed? USCIS just released updated processing times! These times are based on the type of case and where the application is being reviewed. For example, right now at the
California Service Center,
fiance visa applications and most Petitions for Alien Relative are taking about five months to be processed.
Visit the USCIS website to check on the average processing time for your case based on the type of case and the Service Center where it is being processed:
https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplay.do
Contact us at TheTeam@HuWeLaw.com if you would like to schedule an initial legal evaluation to determine which immigration path is right for you or your business.
August 2015 Visa Bulletin Released
The State Department has released the Visa bulletin for August 2015.
There was forward movement in most employment-based and family-based visa categories.
the EB-3 and "Other Workers" categories for China have retrogressed due to high demand. However, t
he EB-3 and the "Other Workers" categories for the Philippines are no longer unavailable.
To see the full bulletin, please visit:
Are You Looking to Start a Business or Investing in the US?
Are you a foreign national looking to start a business, invest, or become employed in the United States? Join our own immigration attorney Isabelle Hurtubise on June 24th at 6:30 pm at Innowest, 764 San Aleso Avenue, in Sunnyvale, California, the heart of Silicon Valley for a discussion about your current options. Snacks will be provided!
For more information, please visit:
http://www.meetup.com/Silicon-
For information on how Hurtubise Weber Law LLP can personally assist you, please contact us at TheTeam@huwelaw.com.
July 2015 Visa Bulletin Released
The Department of State has released the Visa Bulletin for July 2015.
There was forward movement in most employment-based and family-based visa categories. The EB-3 and the "Other Workers" categories for the Philippines are unavailable for July.
To see the full bulletin, visit:
Nicole Elected Chair of AILA Santa Clara Valley Chapter
We are pleased to announce that on May 6th, our own attorney Nicole Abramowitz Weber was elected to serve on the Executive Committee for the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) Santa Clara Valley Chapter.
AILA is the national professional association for immigration lawyers in the United States. Founded in 1946, AILA is now composed of more than 13,000 attorneys and law professors who practice and teach immigration law. AILA national is divided into 35 individual chapters around the country, one of which encompasses the Santa Clara Valley, or "Silicon Valley" area in California.
Nicole will serve as Chair Elect for AILA's Santa Clara Valley Chapter this year and as Chapter Chair next year. In these roles Nicole will work closely with AILA national, chapter members, and community groups to ensure competency and professionalism in the practice of immigration law, as well as to inform community members about their rights and options as immigrants.
For information on how our attorneys can assist you with your unique immigration needs, please contact us at TheTeam@huwelaw.com.
