The DACA Program Fully Reopens to New and Existing Recipients
Join Chugh, LLP attorney Jacqueline Valle for a two-minute video overview of the major US employment-based immigration reforms expected under the Biden presidency.
Changes to US Employment-Based Immigration Policy Expected under President Biden
United States immigration policy and enforcement is expected to change significantly under the presidency of Joe Biden. President-elect Joe Biden plans to reverse immigration policies of the Trump presidency and modernize US immigration policies. For employment-based immigration in particular, the Biden administration will likely promote policy that adheres to market demand and benefits employers when the new presidency begins on January 20, 2021.
Employers May Temporarily Use Form I-797 to Verify Employment Eligibility on Form I-9
The production of certain Employment Authorization Documents (EAD) remains delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Through February 1, 2021, certain employees may use an EAD approval notice as a List C document for employment verification purposes during the Form I-9 process.
USCIS to Deny US Citizenship Based on Errors in Lawful Permanent Residence
On November 18, 2020 United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) updated their policy manual to reflect that they will deny applications for United States citizenship by naturalization when individuals have not properly obtained or maintained their lawful permanent residence (LPR) or green card status.
Remote Form I-9 Verification Policy Extended through December 31, 2020
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has extended its policy of remote Form I-9 verification through December 31, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
President-Elect Biden’s Immigration Reforms Expected to Impact US Employers
Join Chugh, LLP attorney Jacqueline Valle for a two-minute video overview of the major US employment-based immigration reforms expected under the Biden presidency.
Qualifying for EB-1 Green Cards
EB-1 green cards provide a faster pathway to United States permanent residence than other green card categories, but only certain professionals are eligible. Join an experienced team of Chugh, LLP legal professionals for an in-depth presentation on EB-1 green cards.
Managing Partner Navneet Chugh Discusses the Outcome of the US Presidential Election from India’s Perspective on Hindi News Show Aaj Tak
Chugh, LLP’s Managing Director Navneet Chugh appeared on Hindi-language news show Aaj Tak on November 3, 2020 to discuss the potential outcomes of the United States presidential election and what would be the most beneficial for India.
Chugh, LLP Managing Partner Navneet Chugh Shares Analysis of the Us Presidential Election on Live ABP News Program
Chugh, LLP’s Managing Partner Navneet Chugh appeared on Hindi-language news channel ABP News on November 3, 2020 to share his analysis of the United States presidential election.
Driven to Accomplish Win-Win Results: Brinda Gandhi in Family Law and Litigation
Brinda Gandhi is a family law and litigation attorney in Chugh, LLP’s Los Angeles office.