H1B FY 2027 Cap Reached: What You Need to Know Right Now
USCIS has hit the fiscal year 2027 H-1B visa cap after just months of petition filing. Here's what it means for your sponsorship strategy and what you can do if you weren't selected.
H-1B $100K Fee Struck Down: What It Means for Your Case Now
A federal judge ruled the $100,000 H-1B supplemental fee unlawful in June 2026, but DHS has appealed. Here's what job seekers and employers need to know about the uncertain status of this policy.
H1B Lottery 2026: Wage-Weighted Selection Changes Everything
The H-1B lottery is no longer random. Starting March 2026, wage level now determines your selection odds—Level IV roles have 61% odds while Level I drops to 15%. Here's what job seekers and employers need to know.
Federal Court Strikes Down $100K H-1B Fee: What It Means for You
A Boston federal judge ruled the $100,000 H-1B supplemental fee unlawful in June 2026. Here's what the decision means for employers and visa applicants—and why uncertainty remains.
H-1B FY 2027: Wage-Weighted Lottery & $100K Fee Court Challenge—What's New
The FY 2027 H-1B lottery marked a historic shift: wage-weighted selection is now live, but a federal court ruling in June 2026 struck down the $100,000 visa fee. Here's what you need to know before filing.
H-1B Wage-Weighted Lottery 2026: How Your Salary Now Determines Selection Odds
As of March 2026, the H-1B lottery no longer operates on pure chance. USCIS now weights selections by wage level—fundamentally reshaping which applicants win sponsorship and how employers budget hiring.