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EB-1A Approval Without an RFE: Building a Case Around Impact and Independent Recognition

EB-1A Approval Without an RFE: Building a Case Around Impact and Independent Recognition

by Carla Caballero Immigration Law P.C. — Business Immigration Attorney | May 1, 2026 | Blog

We recently secured an EB-1A approval for a client working at the forefront of artificial intelligence, specifically in model safety and large-scale systems. What made this case particularly notable was not just the strength of the client’s background but how clearly...
Immigration Update: New Vetting Process at USCIS Likely Resulting in a “Hold” on Many Pending Green Card Applications

Immigration Update: New Vetting Process at USCIS Likely Resulting in a “Hold” on Many Pending Green Card Applications

by Carla Caballero Immigration Law P.C. — Business Immigration Attorney | Apr 29, 2026 | News

All those with pending green card applications (Adjustment of Status) may be affected. We are hearing consistent reports that individuals with pending green card applications filed in the U.S. (Adjustment of Status) may be required to undergo fingerprinting again—even...
A Federal Court Pushes Back on USCIS EB-1A Denials — What This Means for Extraordinary Ability Cases

A Federal Court Pushes Back on USCIS EB-1A Denials — What This Means for Extraordinary Ability Cases

by Carla Caballero Immigration Law P.C. — Business Immigration Attorney | Apr 27, 2026 | Blog

There’s been an important legal development in the world of EB-1A (Extraordinary Ability) green cards that applicants and practitioners should pay close attention to. On January 28, 2026, a U.S. District Court in Nebraska issued a decision that directly challenges how...
The real work visa denial reasons applicants overlook

The real work visa denial reasons applicants overlook

by Carla Caballero Immigration Law P.C. — Business Immigration Attorney | Apr 22, 2026 | Requirements And Documentation, Blog, Legal Advice And FAQs

Applying for a work visa is often more complex than it appears. Many applicants focus on the obvious requirements, such as having a job offer or meeting minimum qualifications, but still face unexpected denials. The issue is not always eligibility. In many cases, the...
5 mistakes to avoid in the visa application process

5 mistakes to avoid in the visa application process

by Carla Caballero Immigration Law P.C. — Business Immigration Attorney | Apr 14, 2026 | Requirements And Documentation, Blog

Going through the visa application process can feel more complex than expected. It is not just about filling out forms or submitting documents, it is about presenting a clear, consistent, and well-prepared case to immigration authorities. Many applicants underestimate...
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