An article in today’s Washington Post highlights a new emerging trend in immigration — foreign professionals with degrees in math, science, and special education are turning to teaching as a way to work legally in the US. These highly educated teachers fill a much needed employment gap caused by retiring teachers. Because many school districts have […]
10 Sep
Posted by: Michael Hammond in: USCIS
A press release from DHS on 9/9/2008 reveals that due to an increase in funding from Congress, USCIS and the FBI can process name checks in a “timely manner.” USCIS has since adjusted their national average processing time from 16-18 months to 10-12 months. While most cases are processed in about 6 months, the national average takes into account a […]