The H-1B cap requires that all
H-1B petitions are received at the USCIS’ California Service Center or Vermont
Service Center by Friday April 7, 2015.
Below are some key points to keep in mind about this year’s H-1B cap:
-The USCIS makes no accommodation
for delays caused by couriers.
Accordingly, MU Law will file the vast majority of its H-1B petitions on
March 31 for delivery by April 3, which is the first day that H-1B petitions
are accepted.
-Premium Processing Service (PPS) has
been suspended, starting April 3, 2017.
The suspension may last for six months.
The suspension includes all H-1B petition filings, such as H-1B cap
cases, H-1B amendments, H-1B transfers, and H-1B extensions.
-In 2016, H-1B lottery results were
not finalized until June. It may even
take the USCIS longer than in past years to notify all H-1B cap winners and
losers.
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