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EB-2 NIW: A Green Card Without Employer Sponsorship

The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) allows eligible professionals to pursue a U.S. green card without an employer sponsor or job offer. We assess your qualifications and proposed endeavor, then prepare a petition supported by evidence of its national importance and your ability to advance it.

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I handled my EB-2 NIW application with Attorney Asım Kılınç and was truly pleased with the process. Great care was taken to present my academic work in the best possible way while my case was being prepared. I was clearly informed at every stage, and my petition was approved without an RFE. I wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone going through this process.
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Stay informed with our latest articles on immigration law, visa processes, and legal updates.

H-1B Visa
October 14, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

Six Years of H-1B Are Up: Can AC21 Still Extend Your Status?

Reaching six years in H-1B status does not produce the same outcome in every case. AC21 may provide separate extension paths based on a 365-day filing history or an approved I-140 with no available immigrant visa number.

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Humanitarian-Based Immigration
October 14, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

U Visa in 2026: The Annual Cap, the Waiting List, and the Path to a Green Card

The annual U-1 limit can place an otherwise qualifying petition on a waiting list. Written notice, deferred action or parole, employment authorization, and adjustment each follow distinct rules.

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Marriage Green Card
October 14, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

Marriage Green Card: Adjusting Status in the U.S. vs. Consular Processing

Adjustment of status and consular processing can lead to permanent residence through marriage, but they differ in location, work authorization, and the consequences of departure.

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Green Card
October 13, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

Green Card Lottery Scams: Fee-Charging Websites and Fake You Won Emails

The Department of State warns DV entrants about fake notices and payment demands. Entry is free, and selection is checked only through Entrant Status Check.

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EB-1B
October 13, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

EB-1B Green Card: The PERM-Free Path for Outstanding Professors and Researchers

EB-1B is an employer-sponsored category for internationally recognized professors and researchers. It waives PERM but retains strict recognition, experience, and job-offer rules.

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Green Card
October 13, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

Adjusting Status Inside the U.S.: The New USCIS Discretion Policy and the Lawsuit Against It

USCIS’s May 2026 policy places renewed attention on discretion in adjustment cases. A lawsuit was filed in October, but its filing alone has not erased the policy.

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EB-1C
October 12, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

EB-1C Green Card Without PERM: The 2026 Route for L-1A Managers

EB-1C offers a PERM-free employment Green Card route for qualifying multinational managers and executives. The U.S. employer files Form I-140 and proves the foreign role, corporate relationship, and operations.

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H-1B Visa
October 12, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

Is the $100,000 H-1B Fee Being Collected Now? Two Court Rulings

Two federal court decisions have stopped implementation of the separate $100,000 H-1B payment. The proclamation remains on the books and appeals continue, while ordinary USCIS fees still apply.

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Immigration Law
October 12, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

PERM Suspension 2026: Green Card Options at Eight Companies

The Labor Department halted new and pending PERM cases involving Microsoft, Adobe, and six IT services companies. Existing H-1B status and approved I-140 petitions were not automatically canceled.

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Green Card
October 9, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

Selective Service Registration for Male Green Card Holders

Most male Green Card holders ages 18 through 25 must register with Selective Service. Registration is not military induction, but a missing record may affect a later naturalization review.

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H-1B Visa
October 14, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

Six Years of H-1B Are Up: Can AC21 Still Extend Your Status?

Reaching six years in H-1B status does not produce the same outcome in every case. AC21 may provide separate extension paths based on a 365-day filing history or an approved I-140 with no available immigrant visa number.

Read More
Humanitarian-Based Immigration
October 14, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

U Visa in 2026: The Annual Cap, the Waiting List, and the Path to a Green Card

The annual U-1 limit can place an otherwise qualifying petition on a waiting list. Written notice, deferred action or parole, employment authorization, and adjustment each follow distinct rules.

Read More
Marriage Green Card
October 14, 2026Asim Clinch, Esq.

Marriage Green Card: Adjusting Status in the U.S. vs. Consular Processing

Adjustment of status and consular processing can lead to permanent residence through marriage, but they differ in location, work authorization, and the consequences of departure.

Read More