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2020 Horasis Populism vs. Multilateralism

HORASIS CHINA MEETING (28-29 OCT 2019)

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

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Processing times for family-based green card petitions (Form I-130) have grown significantly. Cases that once took 8 to 16 months are now taking 2 to 3 years, even when the petitioner is a U.S. citizen. Younger applicants without established travel history are also facing higher rates of visitor visa denials. If you’re planning to sponsor a relative or apply for a visa, it’s important to prepare for long delays and a tougher screening process. Book a consult: 972-361-0606 (Dallas) | 713-600-4338 (Houston) Ask Pallavi a Question: https://www.ahluwalialaw.com/resources/apaq/ More info: https://www.ahluwalialaw.com/
Why I-130 Family Petitions Are Taking Years -Even for U.S. Citizens
If you're in the U.S. on a visa or green card, there are many risks to traveling abroad that aren't printed on your passport. From past employment issues, to entries under scrutiny, to carrying controlled medications without a prescription — these can all result in unexpected denials or bars at re-entry. Stay informed. Protect your status before you travel. Book a consult: 972-361-0606 (Dallas) | 713-600-4338 (Houston) Submit a free legal question: https://www.ahluwalialaw.com/resources/apaq/ Learn more: https://www.ahluwalialaw.com/
Visa Holders: Why You Should Think Twice Before Traveling Right Now
Section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act gives the U.S. government broad discretionary power to deny visas if an individual is considered detrimental to the national interest. This can even affect family members of U.S. citizens, especially when applying from abroad. Make informed decisions before you travel or file. Book a consult: 972-361-0606 (Dallas) | 713-600-4338 (Houston) Submit a free legal question: https://www.ahluwalialaw.com/resources/apaq/ Learn more: https://www.ahluwalialaw.com/
USCIS Has The Power to Deny Visas | Know Your Chances #usimmigration
Immigration Q&A with Pallavi Ahluwalia on Radio Rangrez In this episode of "Immigration Hour" on Radio Rangrez, host, RJ Vaibhav and guest Ms. Pallavi Ahluwalia from Ahluwalia Law Offices discuss the latest updates and answer listener questions about immigration. Topics include the impact of recent immigration policies, specific countries affected by new regulations, and advice on various visa categories. Listeners call in with questions about travel restrictions, visa application processes, and naturalization timeliness, with Ms. Ahluwalia providing detailed answers and practical advice. The episode also highlights the importance of following legal guidelines and staying informed about immigration changes to ensure smooth processes. Contact information for the Ahluwalia Law Offices and encouraging safe travel practices are emphasized throughout the show. 00:00 Introduction and Show Opening 01:24 Current Immigration Issues and Updates 05:17 Caller Questions and Answers 05:30 Caller asks how to obtain visa for an overseas spouse of an U.S. Citizen 08:54 Caller asks how long must a Green Card Holder wait before applying for N400 Naturalization and what recent changes impact the process. 17:43 Caller asks if an L-1, EAD status holder can travel outside the U.S 19:59 Pallavi discusses visa delays and heightened adjudication scrutiny foreign nationals should be aware of 23:00 Closing Remarks and Advice Schedule a consultation with Ahluwalia Law Offices: Website: https://yourdesilawyer.com www.ahluwalialaw.com Office: (972) 361-0606 📅 LIVE every Wednesday @ 5:30 PM CST on Radio Rangrez! (94.1 FM HD3) Call in next time: (972) 440-5800
New U.S. Immigration Restrictions for 19 Countries Explained (Live Attorney Q&A) #AskPallaviAQues
Who needs to pay the $100,000 H-1B fee — and when? Immigration attorney Pallavi Ahluwalia explains how the new policy applies to petitions filed after September 21, including the 2027 H-1B lottery. 👉 Employers: learn if you’re exempt, when this one-time fee applies, and how to prepare for compliance before filing new petitions. 📍 Watch the full video for key takeaways from Ahluwalia Law Offices on employer responsibilities, timing, and fee structure under the new USCIS directive. 🔗 For detailed guidance or to book a consultation, visit www.ahluwalialaw.com
Who Must Pay the $100K H-1B Fee? USCIS Clarifies New Rule
The new $100,000 H-1B fee policy has sparked urgent questions across the medical community. Immigration attorney Pallavi Ahluwalia explains how the national interest waiver built into the proclamation could allow DHS to exempt individual workers or groups, including physicians and medical residents, on a case-by-case basis. 👉 While there’s no automatic exemption for doctors yet, this update may open the door to arguing national interest in certain filings. 📍 Learn how this impacts hospitals, healthcare employers, and foreign medical professionals under the new H-1B framework. 🔗 For legal strategy and case assessment, visit www.ahluwalialaw.com
Can Doctors Qualify for the $100K H-1B Fee Exemption?
There are still many unknowns about the new $100,000 H-1B fee. Will it apply to renewals, dependents, or changes of status? As of now, we know clarifications exempt the fee, but the full scope remains unclear. Stay informed as we continue to evaluate developments. 📌 Subscribe for timely updates on immigration law and compliance.
Unanswered Questions on the $100K H-1B Fee
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to change the H-1B lottery system. The proposal would favor higher-paid and higher-skilled foreign workers, while still leaving opportunities at all wage levels. ⚖️ Employers and visa holders should pay attention: this is not final yet. Public comments are open for 30 days—your input matters. In this video, we break down: What the proposed weighted lottery means How it could impact employers and foreign workers Why you should consider submitting a public comment Stay informed. Stay compliant.
DHS Proposes Weighted H-1B Lottery | What Employers & Workers Must Know
Some employers may face more scrutiny under new compliance rules. This does not mean U.S. citizens are being displaced—rather, it signals that companies who previously prioritized foreign workers must now ensure fair hiring and wage practices across the board. Pallavi Ahluwalia explains what this means for current H-1B holders, visa issuance at consulates, and why employers must stay vigilant about wage and recruitment obligations. 👉 Watch to understand how these changes could impact your workplace or immigration journey.
Are Employers Prioritizing Foreign Workers Over U.S. Citizens?
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