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USCIS Extends FY 2024 H-1B Cap Registration Deadline

By March 20, 2023June 11th, 2025H-1B and E-3 Visa, Uncategorized
Deadline ahead alarm clock

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that the H-1B Cap Registration deadline has been extended to today March 20, 2023, at 5pm ET. The extension comes after users experienced technical difficulties on the H-1B cap registration website on Thursday, that resulted in USCIS taking the system offline for repairs.  The original deadline was 12pm ET on Friday March 17, 2023, but has been extended to today at 5pm ET. You can learn more about the H-1B cap registration process here. If you’d like to know what happens if you’re selected in the H-1b lottery, you can look at H-1B next steps here.

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