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Immigration

Who is authorized to sign USCIS forms on behalf of a company?

If a U.S. company is sponsoring a beneficiary for example for an H-1B visa, O-1 visa, E-2 employee visa, or L-1 visa, an authorized signatory of the company will have to sign the USCIS forms. Our clients are often ask…

Jenny ZhanJuly 21, 2020

Covid 19

USCIS to Accept Scanned/Reproduced Signatures During COVID-19 Crisis

For many immigration petitions and forms (Eg. I-129, G-28, I-140), USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) normally only accepts “wet” signatures. As both lawyers and applicants have to sign many forms, this creates logistical issues when freedom of movement has…

IanScottMarch 29, 2020

Family Immigration H-1B and E-3 Visa Immigration News

USCIS Form Request Phone Service to Terminate on June 1

Starting on June 1, 2019, USCIS forms can no longer be requested on the phone. Previously, by calling USCIS’ client services, individuals can request application forms and instructions to be mailed to their address free of charge. The forms by mail service…

Jenny ZhanApril 22, 2019