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USCIS Policy and Procedural Memoranda on H-1B Non-immigrant Visas
May, 2009
Requirements for H-1B Beneficiaries Seeking to Practice in a Health Care Occupation (64KB PDF)
Barbara Q. Velarde, Chief, Service Center Operations
05/20/2009
June, 2008
Neufeld AC21 Memo
06/05/2008
May, 2008
Supplemental Guidance Relating to Processing Forms I-140 Employment-Based Immigrant Petitions and I-129 H-1B Petitions, and Form I-485, Adjustment Applications Affected by the American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act of 2000 (...) (138KB PDF)
Donald Neufeld, Acting Associate Director, Domestic Operations
05/30/2008
March, 2008
Adjudicator's Field Manual Update: Chapter 31: (160KB PDF)
Accepting and Adjudicating H-1B Petitions When a Required License is not Available Due to State Licensing Requirements Mandating Possession of a Valid Immigration Document as Evidence of Employment Authorization
03/21/2008
May, 2007
USCIS Letter on H-1B Portability from Cap Exempt to Cap Subject
05/27/2007
March, 2007
Guidance on Accepting H-1B Petitions for the FY 2008 Filing Period with a “Screen Print” of a certified Labor Condition Application (43KB PDF)
Michael Aytes HQOPS
03/30/2007
September, 2006
AC21 Guidance Amended Regarding I-140 Portability
09/27/2006
December, 2005
Interim Guidance for Processing I-140 Employment-Based Immigrant Petitions and I-485 and H-1B Petitions Affected by the American Competetiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act of 2000 (AC21) (Public Law 106-313) (94KB PDF)
Michael Aytes HQOPS
12/27/2005
May, 2005
Interim Guidance for Processing Form I-140 Employment-Based Immigrant Petitions and Form I-485 and H-1B Petitions Affected by the AC21 Act (292KB PDF)
William R. Yates HQOPS
05/12/2005
USCIS Issues Guidance on Numerous AC21 Issues
05/18/2005
September, 2003
Sunset of Additional $1,000 Filing Fee Imposed by American Competitiveness and Workforce Improvement Act (ACWIA) and Return to 65,000 Annual Limit on H-1B Petition Approvals (71KB PDF)
William R. Yates HQOPS
09/15/2003
August, 2003
Continuing Validity of Form I-140 Petition in accordance with Section 106(c) of the American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act of 2000 (AC21) (159KB PDF)
William R. Yates /s/ Janis Sposato HQOPS
08/04/2003
May, 2003
New Guidance Memo on AC21 and Amendments in DOJ Authorization
05/01/ 2003
November, 2001
Social Security Cards and the Adjudication of H-1B Petition (16KB PDF)
Thomas Cook HQADN
11/20/2001
June, 2001
Initial Guidance for Processing H-1B Petitions as Affected by the "American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act" (Public Law 106-313) and Related Legislation (Public Law 106-311) and (Public Law 106-396) (186KB PDF)
Michael D. Cronin HQPGM
06/19/2001
February, 2001
INS Directive on Travel and AC21
02/08/2001
USCIS Policy and Procedural Memoranda on Premium Processing
May, 2008
Supplemental Guidance Relating to Processing Forms I-140 Employment-Based Immigrant Petitions and I-129 H-1B Petitions, and Form I-485, Adjustment Applications Affected by the American Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act of 2000 (...) (138KB PDF)
Donald Neufeld, Acting Associate Director, Domestic Operations
05/30/2008
July, 2007
USCIS FAQs on EB Adjustments Filed under the July Visa Bulletin
07/23/2007
June, 2007
USCIS Continues Temporary Suspension of Premium Processing Service For R-1s
06/18/2007
December, 2005
E-3 Specialty Occupation Workers and Employment Authorization for E-3 Dependent Spouses
12/15/2005
August, 2004
USCIS Provides Guidance on the Implementation of the H-1B "Cap Gap" Notice
08/11/2004
March, 2004
USCIS Guidance on Mexican NAFTA and Singapore/Chile Free Trade Applications
03/03/2004
April, 2003
2003 CSC Guidelines
04/04/2003
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