Hello, hello, and welcome to our live Saturday show, just wanted to jump on here live and
give you a quick update from the week. We've been doing videos, we are doing videos, pretty
much every week. And so, there's plenty of updates to report. And so in this live video,
just wanted to give you a few of the things that are happening this week. We have some
good news, some bad news, and I thought that many of you are going to want to see that
information, joining us here on this Saturday. I am doing this video from San Diego, California.
My name is Jacob Sapochnick and I'm an immigration attorney based here in San Diego, and we represent
clients in all 50 states. So, those of you that are joining right now, make sure you
click that like. I want to see where you guys are from. Let me know where you're joining
us from. You can post your questions. Hey, Jonathan. Hey, Carrie. Welcome, welcome, Giselle,
Jericho. Good to see you all. And just want to jump on here and provide this update. We'll
talk about H4s. Some good news for H4, some H4 visa holders, EADs. We'll talk about some
bad news for non-immigrant visas that we think are coming, and we'll put some predictions
for people that are stuck overseas at US embassies over there. So, I've got a new camera, so
hopefully, you can see me better. Muku, Emmanuel. Let’s recognize some people. Here we go…
let’s see here. We have… here we go. Perfect. Thanks, guys. So, I'll highlight some of you
guys here too, as we get into the show. So, let's talk about some of the good news about
H4 visa. So, DHS, Department of Homeland Security decided not to push the government to cancel
H4 EADs. As you know, there was a big push by the government last year with the Save
Jobs Act, they're claiming that these H4s are stealing jobs from US citizens. And therefore,
there was a big push to cancel the EAD. And just yesterday, DHS said that they're not
going to be pushing for cancellation. I have here a bit of the language from what they
said. They said, “DHS brief argued that any [inaudible] economy [inaudible] suffered
by the Save Jobs Act is entirely speculative and insufficient to warrant an injunction
blocking the so called H4 rule.” So, basically, they kind of change their mind. They’re
saying that H4 visas, people that have H4s that are the spouses of H1B holders. And so,
the idea was that they wanted to cancel that, saying that these people are taking jobs from
Americans. But now, literally yesterday, just like you saw here that I posted, they changed
their mind. And they said that they're not actually taking anybody's jobs. And so, this
is good news. So, it looks like the Trump administration is not going to push for the
cancellation of H4. So, that's amazing news. I know a lot of you guys who are here on H1B,
you're married, your spouses are working and there was a big concern with this economical
crisis, your spouse is going to lose their jobs. So, this is actually pretty good news
to report about. Now, let's get back to some of the bad news. So, a couple of days ago,
about 4 senators, 4 or 5 senators sent a letter to the administration. And in that letter,
they were specifically saying that they want Trump to impose immediate restrictions on
non-immigrant visas. Specifically, H1B visas, O1 visas, H2B visas, and as a complete, I
would say, hold of the OPT program for students. In fact, in the letter, they’re saying that
14% unemployment, and they want a suspension of all guest worker visas including the H1B.
They basically said that they needed to help. They said there's no reason to admit much
more worker into the US when unemployment is so high. Now, what is interesting is that
in their letter they mentioned not only the H1B, and the H2B, which is a seasonal visa
but they also mentioned that specifically targeting the EB5 visa as well saying that
this visa is used by wealthy investors to come to the United States. They specifically
also targeted the EB5. Now, if you remember, in President Trump's executive order, suspending
immigration, EB5 program was actually exempt. It's one of those immigrant visas that was
actually exempt. So, it's interesting to see that these senators are pushing for a suspension
of the EB5 program as well, which I don't think is going to happen. But I am concerned
about the H1B visa specifically, and the OPT program in particular because one of the things
that I think Trump is going to do, if you remember in the previous video that I've done,
I mentioned that they are going to do a review of the Executive Order in 30 days, and then
make a decision as to which non-immigrant visas they're going to be going after. So,
I think what they're going to do on the 30-day mark, they're going to go after the OPT program,
probably suspending people from applying for OPT extensions, STEM extensions probably will
be cancelled if that goes into effect, and possibly even putting a hold on H1B extensions,
and prohibiting people that are currently stuck overseas, trying to get their H1B visas
to come to the US. So, I think that'll be more of the focus. I don't think that those
senators understand really what EB5 is, how the EB5 program works. I don't think that
they really understand how the H1B visa works, H2B visa, a seasonal visa. Anyway, the season
is [inaudible] most H2B visas are anyway on hold. So, I think that that was more of kind
of a propaganda. But I think what will be impacted, which is really the concerning factor
is that the H1B visa and the OPT, in particular, that is going to be impacted. In fact, I recorded
a video today giving some tips for H1B visa holders that are stuck overseas. And we have
quite a few of those slides. So again, I'll just kind of summarize that. If you’re currently
overseas on an H1B visa and you're not able to come back, make sure that you communicate
with your employer. Let them know that you're stuck, you're not able to come back, there
are no flights, and second of all, document that you tried to come back. There's no flights,
that's the reason why you cannot come back is because there's no flights. So, it's really
important to do that because when you do come back to the US, you want to make sure that
you will not going to have any problems with CBP, especially people that are stuck in India,
and in China right now that there's not really too many flights. So, it's really important
to do that. So let me see if I can get to some questions here real quick. It was just
a quick live, just want to give you an update about the H4, which I think is great news.
A lot of people are concerned about that. And also give you some predictions about what
I think may happen with H1Bs and OPT. I'm really concerned about that, that if in 30
days, is going to be doing some sort of a revision, then we'll be able to do that. And
by the way, I'm going to take a few questions in a second, but just want to let you know,
a lot of people asking questions, there's a lot of concerns, we have a private Facebook
group, and I'll put a link in the description of the video, this video. So. if you guys
want to join our private Facebook group, we continue the discussion there. We have a lot
of members there that share ideas, I mean, in the same situation as you, guys. And also,
any new alerts that are coming, I'm going to post them in the Facebook group. So, make
sure that you join the group. And any of you, guys, that want to consult with me one on
one, I'm going to give this opportunity for you guys, who are live, all you have to do
is text this number right here. There's a number right here. So, if you text this number,
you should be able to… one of our team members can help you set up a consultation. So, just
text this number, 619-569-1768. Anybody who's watching this live text right now, and try
to set up a consultation if you do want, if you have any questions, if you're stuck overseas,
if you're worried about your H1B, if you are worried about the consulates, make sure you
text this number and then just [inaudible] what you'd like. Let me take a few questions
here. There's a lot of questions. I'm going to try to, obviously, go back to the questions
As they come in. This question is from Giselle. And Giselle is saying, “How true is this
that they're going to extend the 60-day ban?” Perfect question, Giselle. So, it is very
likely that there's going to be some sort of an extension, or some sort of a continuation
of this ban. I wouldn't know what format. It may be a similar format, it maybe an addition
with the non-immigrant visas ban but there's definitely going to be something. He's not
going to cancel it after 60 days. I can tell you that the economy's not doing better, and
things are not doing better. So, I think that it's… I don't see him canceling the ban
in 60-days. But let's take another question from Pavin. Pavin is asking, “Will the existing
H1B be affecting or will existing H1B be fired?” So, whatever the changes are going to be,
remember, any changes that are going to be, they should not be impacting existing H1Bs,
all right? So, by the way, guys, anybody who's joining right now, make sure that if you're
here for the first time, subscribe to our channel right now because I'll be doing more
of these lives, more of these updates. And if you're not subscribing, you're going to
be notified. So, that's one thing. The second thing is, remember, any changes that are happening
are going forward, they’re not going back, they’re not going to be retroactive. So,
those changes are going to affect future extensions, they're going to affect people that are waiting
for visas overseas, and they're not going to be able to come back. It's not going to
impact any existing cases. Let's take another question. There's a lot of questions. I’m
just going to choose them randomly. Let's see here. Now, Nana is asking, “Are spouse
green cards mailed without interviews and fingerprints taken?” So, once again, this
is something that I addressed in another video that I've done with two very popular videos
about Interview Waivers. And we talked about the fact that many interviews have been rescheduled
and are being waved. The percentage of family interviews that are being waived is very low.
So, if you have a family petition or a green card based on marriage, the chances of those
interviews to be waived are very slim. But they do happen. We had a few cases that were
waived, but a majority of our cases were employment-based green cards. All right, let's take another
question. Keep posting those questions, guys. Maybe I'll be able to get to your question
as well. Let's get a question from Rocky. Rocky… and thank you, guys, for watching.
All of you, guys, who are watching right now, I'm so grateful for you taking the time to
be here with me. I'm doing this on a weekend because I want to provide this information
for you. And your continued support and the likes, I want to see more of these likes and
the shares, it’s keeping me going and you, guys, are the best. “Will those waiting
for approval of I-140 EB3, currently in the US, be affected? We submit our fee three weeks
ago.” No, you’re not going to be affected. Anybody who's in the US is not going to be
affected. The only people that are going to be affected are the people that are overseas.
Currently, this ban is only affecting people that are overseas. It's not affecting people
that are here. And again, people that are joining right now and asking me for the consultation,
thanks. So, if you want to set up a consultation, I'm going to post the text once again here.
That's the text. Book, call, text right now. Somebody will set you up for consultation
next week. We can talk with your cases one on one because people have so many questions
and we are geared to answer your question. So let's take another question from… let’s
see, let’s see. We have questions in different languages here. Question about L visas. “Do
you think L visa is going to be impacted as well?” I don't think that L visa is going
to be impacted as well. They haven't mentioned L visas. [inaudible] L visas are visas that
are based on companies abroad, sending people here. So, for them to impact L visas just
doesn't make sense. So, I don't think L visas are going to be impacted. Let's see. Let's
find another question here. I was choosing them randomly. Lil Lorrison SM6, “Do you
think they're going to open the offices in June 4th? I think, I hope they will. I hope
they will. I mean, as long as the virus continues to fall down, offices are going to reopen.
And remember guys, I made another video today about the follow up. How do you follow up
with USCIS? Remember, you, guys, need to be proactive. They're going to be rescheduling
your cases. But you, it's your responsibility to follow up with immigration and I made a
video today, which is going to be posted tomorrow and the next day, how to follow up with immigration?
How to follow up with the embassy? How to follow up with the court? You, guys, have
to follow up with those agencies to be able to get the information and get your cases
rescheduled. Make sure that they're rescheduled and on time and that they have all the documents.
So, let me take a few more questions, guys. And then we'll sign off for the day. So, I
can get back to my Saturday. And you, guys, can come back to what you're doing. And keep
posting your comments in the video and I'll get to those comments. And again, if I didn't
answer your comment in any of my videos, I really apologize, because I'm doing my best
to answer those comments as fast as I can. But I'm not forgetting you, guys. Let's take
another question. Let's see here. Dominion, “Just submitted my I-90 renewal application
after 8 years, don't have any, will I have any problems? Can I get an extension? If your
case is clean, you shouldn't have any problems. Let's take Emre. Emre, “What about H1B extensions
in the US? So again, right now nothing is happening. Everything I said are things that
I think may happen. So, for H1Bs are not affected in the US, nothing is impacted. It's only
predictions that we think are going to happen. Any news… Madik, “Any news for healthcare
providers, nurses, and physicians on new H1Bs? So, like I mentioned to you, guys, I've done
a video before, a couple of days ago about the new healthcare workforce initiative. This
new bill proposed, that new bill is going to help a lot of nurses and a lot of doctors
to speed up the process and eliminate all the backlogs. So, that's all I can tell you
about that. Let's see. Let's see. More questions. BJ is asking, “Can you extend your own visa
while an AOS to marriage is pending?” You can of course, you don't have to do it. But
you absolutely can as long as the AOS has not been approved, you can still extend your
non-immigrant visa. Absolutely. Let me take one more question, guys. And then we'll summarize
it. And thank you, guys. Thank you, Giselle, for the best wishes, all the likes and the
comments, you, guys, are the best. Even when the video is going to be offline, I will post
a link to a private Facebook group so you can join and also, those of you that want
to consult with me, there's going to be a link for consultation because I know you guys
have questions, and I'm trying to help each and every one of you. So, let me take one
last question. And this is from Ashkadi Vijay, “Can an existing H1B file for a new I-140
and EB2 and EB3?” I don't see why not. Absolutely. Absolutely. So, all right. Thank you, guys,
for being here. Thank you so much. I will keep posting. I'm going to summarize the video
today. I talked about, yeah, once the video is off, you see from the beginning, I talked
about EAD for H4s, the DHS is recommending not to cancel EADs for H4s. We’re very worried
about that. That's going to happen, they’re not going to be canceled. And then we talked
about potential issues with H1Bs and with OPTs, those may be the next target of the
Trump administration. Stay tuned for new videos about inquiries, about people stuck abroad.
And you, guys, have a beautiful weekend. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel. And stay
amazing. Keep posting those comments. I love you all. Thank you.
Great News Trump to not revoke H4 work permits, update on H1B possible restrictions coming!!!
Hello, hello, and welcome to our live Saturday show, just wanted to jump on here live and
give you a quick update from the week. We've been doing videos, we are doing videos, pretty
much every week. And so, there's plenty of updates to report. And so in this live video,
just wanted to give you a few of the things that are happening this week. We have some
good news, some bad news, and I thought that many of you are going to want to see that
information, joining us here on this Saturday. I am doing this video from San Diego, California.
My name is Jacob Sapochnick and I'm an immigration attorney based here in San Diego, and we represent
clients in all 50 states. So, those of you that are joining right now, make sure you
click that like. I want to see where you guys are from. Let me know where you're joining
us from. You can post your questions. Hey, Jonathan. Hey, Carrie. Welcome, welcome, Giselle,
Jericho. Good to see you all. And just want to jump on here and provide this update. We'll
talk about H4s. Some good news for H4, some H4 visa holders, EADs. We'll talk about some
bad news for non-immigrant visas that we think are coming, and we'll put some predictions
for people that are stuck overseas at US embassies over there. So, I've got a new camera, so
hopefully, you can see me better. Muku, Emmanuel. Let’s recognize some people. Here we go…
let’s see here. We have… here we go. Perfect. Thanks, guys. So, I'll highlight some of you
guys here too, as we get into the show. So, let's talk about some of the good news about
H4 visa. So, DHS, Department of Homeland Security decided not to push the government to cancel
H4 EADs. As you know, there was a big push by the government last year with the Save
Jobs Act, they're claiming that these H4s are stealing jobs from US citizens. And therefore,
there was a big push to cancel the EAD. And just yesterday, DHS said that they're not
going to be pushing for cancellation. I have here a bit of the language from what they
said. They said, “DHS brief argued that any [inaudible] economy [inaudible] suffered
by the Save Jobs Act is entirely speculative and insufficient to warrant an injunction
blocking the so called H4 rule.” So, basically, they kind of change their mind. They’re
saying that H4 visas, people that have H4s that are the spouses of H1B holders. And so,
the idea was that they wanted to cancel that, saying that these people are taking jobs from
Americans. But now, literally yesterday, just like you saw here that I posted, they changed
their mind. And they said that they're not actually taking anybody's jobs. And so, this
is good news. So, it looks like the Trump administration is not going to push for the
cancellation of H4. So, that's amazing news. I know a lot of you guys who are here on H1B,
you're married, your spouses are working and there was a big concern with this economical
crisis, your spouse is going to lose their jobs. So, this is actually pretty good news
to report about. Now, let's get back to some of the bad news. So, a couple of days ago,
about 4 senators, 4 or 5 senators sent a letter to the administration. And in that letter,
they were specifically saying that they want Trump to impose immediate restrictions on
non-immigrant visas. Specifically, H1B visas, O1 visas, H2B visas, and as a complete, I
would say, hold of the OPT program for students. In fact, in the letter, they’re saying that
14% unemployment, and they want a suspension of all guest worker visas including the H1B.
They basically said that they needed to help. They said there's no reason to admit much
more worker into the US when unemployment is so high. Now, what is interesting is that
in their letter they mentioned not only the H1B, and the H2B, which is a seasonal visa
but they also mentioned that specifically targeting the EB5 visa as well saying that
this visa is used by wealthy investors to come to the United States. They specifically
also targeted the EB5. Now, if you remember, in President Trump's executive order, suspending
immigration, EB5 program was actually exempt. It's one of those immigrant visas that was
actually exempt. So, it's interesting to see that these senators are pushing for a suspension
of the EB5 program as well, which I don't think is going to happen. But I am concerned
about the H1B visa specifically, and the OPT program in particular because one of the things
that I think Trump is going to do, if you remember in the previous video that I've done,
I mentioned that they are going to do a review of the Executive Order in 30 days, and then
make a decision as to which non-immigrant visas they're going to be going after. So,
I think what they're going to do on the 30-day mark, they're going to go after the OPT program,
probably suspending people from applying for OPT extensions, STEM extensions probably will
be cancelled if that goes into effect, and possibly even putting a hold on H1B extensions,
and prohibiting people that are currently stuck overseas, trying to get their H1B visas
to come to the US. So, I think that'll be more of the focus. I don't think that those
senators understand really what EB5 is, how the EB5 program works. I don't think that
they really understand how the H1B visa works, H2B visa, a seasonal visa. Anyway, the season
is [inaudible] most H2B visas are anyway on hold. So, I think that that was more of kind
of a propaganda. But I think what will be impacted, which is really the concerning factor
is that the H1B visa and the OPT, in particular, that is going to be impacted. In fact, I recorded
a video today giving some tips for H1B visa holders that are stuck overseas. And we have
quite a few of those slides. So again, I'll just kind of summarize that. If you’re currently
overseas on an H1B visa and you're not able to come back, make sure that you communicate
with your employer. Let them know that you're stuck, you're not able to come back, there
are no flights, and second of all, document that you tried to come back. There's no flights,
that's the reason why you cannot come back is because there's no flights. So, it's really
important to do that because when you do come back to the US, you want to make sure that
you will not going to have any problems with CBP, especially people that are stuck in India,
and in China right now that there's not really too many flights. So, it's really important
to do that. So let me see if I can get to some questions here real quick. It was just
a quick live, just want to give you an update about the H4, which I think is great news.
A lot of people are concerned about that. And also give you some predictions about what
I think may happen with H1Bs and OPT. I'm really concerned about that, that if in 30
days, is going to be doing some sort of a revision, then we'll be able to do that. And
by the way, I'm going to take a few questions in a second, but just want to let you know,
a lot of people asking questions, there's a lot of concerns, we have a private Facebook
group, and I'll put a link in the description of the video, this video. So. if you guys
want to join our private Facebook group, we continue the discussion there. We have a lot
of members there that share ideas, I mean, in the same situation as you, guys. And also,
any new alerts that are coming, I'm going to post them in the Facebook group. So, make
sure that you join the group. And any of you, guys, that want to consult with me one on
one, I'm going to give this opportunity for you guys, who are live, all you have to do
is text this number right here. There's a number right here. So, if you text this number,
you should be able to… one of our team members can help you set up a consultation. So, just
text this number, 619-569-1768. Anybody who's watching this live text right now, and try
to set up a consultation if you do want, if you have any questions, if you're stuck overseas,
if you're worried about your H1B, if you are worried about the consulates, make sure you
text this number and then just [inaudible] what you'd like. Let me take a few questions
here. There's a lot of questions. I'm going to try to, obviously, go back to the questions
As they come in. This question is from Giselle. And Giselle is saying, “How true is this
that they're going to extend the 60-day ban?” Perfect question, Giselle. So, it is very
likely that there's going to be some sort of an extension, or some sort of a continuation
of this ban. I wouldn't know what format. It may be a similar format, it maybe an addition
with the non-immigrant visas ban but there's definitely going to be something. He's not
going to cancel it after 60 days. I can tell you that the economy's not doing better, and
things are not doing better. So, I think that it's… I don't see him canceling the ban
in 60-days. But let's take another question from Pavin. Pavin is asking, “Will the existing
H1B be affecting or will existing H1B be fired?” So, whatever the changes are going to be,
remember, any changes that are going to be, they should not be impacting existing H1Bs,
all right? So, by the way, guys, anybody who's joining right now, make sure that if you're
here for the first time, subscribe to our channel right now because I'll be doing more
of these lives, more of these updates. And if you're not subscribing, you're going to
be notified. So, that's one thing. The second thing is, remember, any changes that are happening
are going forward, they’re not going back, they’re not going to be retroactive. So,
those changes are going to affect future extensions, they're going to affect people that are waiting
for visas overseas, and they're not going to be able to come back. It's not going to
impact any existing cases. Let's take another question. There's a lot of questions. I’m
just going to choose them randomly. Let's see here. Now, Nana is asking, “Are spouse
green cards mailed without interviews and fingerprints taken?” So, once again, this
is something that I addressed in another video that I've done with two very popular videos
about Interview Waivers. And we talked about the fact that many interviews have been rescheduled
and are being waved. The percentage of family interviews that are being waived is very low.
So, if you have a family petition or a green card based on marriage, the chances of those
interviews to be waived are very slim. But they do happen. We had a few cases that were
waived, but a majority of our cases were employment-based green cards. All right, let's take another
question. Keep posting those questions, guys. Maybe I'll be able to get to your question
as well. Let's get a question from Rocky. Rocky… and thank you, guys, for watching.
All of you, guys, who are watching right now, I'm so grateful for you taking the time to
be here with me. I'm doing this on a weekend because I want to provide this information
for you. And your continued support and the likes, I want to see more of these likes and
the shares, it’s keeping me going and you, guys, are the best. “Will those waiting
for approval of I-140 EB3, currently in the US, be affected? We submit our fee three weeks
ago.” No, you’re not going to be affected. Anybody who's in the US is not going to be
affected. The only people that are going to be affected are the people that are overseas.
Currently, this ban is only affecting people that are overseas. It's not affecting people
that are here. And again, people that are joining right now and asking me for the consultation,
thanks. So, if you want to set up a consultation, I'm going to post the text once again here.
That's the text. Book, call, text right now. Somebody will set you up for consultation
next week. We can talk with your cases one on one because people have so many questions
and we are geared to answer your question. So let's take another question from… let’s
see, let’s see. We have questions in different languages here. Question about L visas. “Do
you think L visa is going to be impacted as well?” I don't think that L visa is going
to be impacted as well. They haven't mentioned L visas. [inaudible] L visas are visas that
are based on companies abroad, sending people here. So, for them to impact L visas just
doesn't make sense. So, I don't think L visas are going to be impacted. Let's see. Let's
find another question here. I was choosing them randomly. Lil Lorrison SM6, “Do you
think they're going to open the offices in June 4th? I think, I hope they will. I hope
they will. I mean, as long as the virus continues to fall down, offices are going to reopen.
And remember guys, I made another video today about the follow up. How do you follow up
with USCIS? Remember, you, guys, need to be proactive. They're going to be rescheduling
your cases. But you, it's your responsibility to follow up with immigration and I made a
video today, which is going to be posted tomorrow and the next day, how to follow up with immigration?
How to follow up with the embassy? How to follow up with the court? You, guys, have
to follow up with those agencies to be able to get the information and get your cases
rescheduled. Make sure that they're rescheduled and on time and that they have all the documents.
So, let me take a few more questions, guys. And then we'll sign off for the day. So, I
can get back to my Saturday. And you, guys, can come back to what you're doing. And keep
posting your comments in the video and I'll get to those comments. And again, if I didn't
answer your comment in any of my videos, I really apologize, because I'm doing my best
to answer those comments as fast as I can. But I'm not forgetting you, guys. Let's take
another question. Let's see here. Dominion, “Just submitted my I-90 renewal application
after 8 years, don't have any, will I have any problems? Can I get an extension? If your
case is clean, you shouldn't have any problems. Let's take Emre. Emre, “What about H1B extensions
in the US? So again, right now nothing is happening. Everything I said are things that
I think may happen. So, for H1Bs are not affected in the US, nothing is impacted. It's only
predictions that we think are going to happen. Any news… Madik, “Any news for healthcare
providers, nurses, and physicians on new H1Bs? So, like I mentioned to you, guys, I've done
a video before, a couple of days ago about the new healthcare workforce initiative. This
new bill proposed, that new bill is going to help a lot of nurses and a lot of doctors
to speed up the process and eliminate all the backlogs. So, that's all I can tell you
about that. Let's see. Let's see. More questions. BJ is asking, “Can you extend your own visa
while an AOS to marriage is pending?” You can of course, you don't have to do it. But
you absolutely can as long as the AOS has not been approved, you can still extend your
non-immigrant visa. Absolutely. Let me take one more question, guys. And then we'll summarize
it. And thank you, guys. Thank you, Giselle, for the best wishes, all the likes and the
comments, you, guys, are the best. Even when the video is going to be offline, I will post
a link to a private Facebook group so you can join and also, those of you that want
to consult with me, there's going to be a link for consultation because I know you guys
have questions, and I'm trying to help each and every one of you. So, let me take one
last question. And this is from Ashkadi Vijay, “Can an existing H1B file for a new I-140
and EB2 and EB3?” I don't see why not. Absolutely. Absolutely. So, all right. Thank you, guys,
for being here. Thank you so much. I will keep posting. I'm going to summarize the video
today. I talked about, yeah, once the video is off, you see from the beginning, I talked
about EAD for H4s, the DHS is recommending not to cancel EADs for H4s. We’re very worried
about that. That's going to happen, they’re not going to be canceled. And then we talked
about potential issues with H1Bs and with OPTs, those may be the next target of the
Trump administration. Stay tuned for new videos about inquiries, about people stuck abroad.
And you, guys, have a beautiful weekend. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel. And stay
amazing. Keep posting those comments. I love you all. Thank you.
Great News Trump to not revoke H4 work permits, update on H1B possible restrictions coming!!!
Hello, hello, and welcome to our live Saturday show, just wanted to jump on here live and
give you a quick update from the week. We've been doing videos, we are doing videos, pretty
much every week. And so, there's plenty of updates to report. And so in this live video,
just wanted to give you a few of the things that are happening this week. We have some
good news, some bad news, and I thought that many of you are going to want to see that
information, joining us here on this Saturday. I am doing this video from San Diego, California.
My name is Jacob Sapochnick and I'm an immigration attorney based here in San Diego, and we represent
clients in all 50 states. So, those of you that are joining right now, make sure you
click that like. I want to see where you guys are from. Let me know where you're joining
us from. You can post your questions. Hey, Jonathan. Hey, Carrie. Welcome, welcome, Giselle,
Jericho. Good to see you all. And just want to jump on here and provide this update. We'll
talk about H4s. Some good news for H4, some H4 visa holders, EADs. We'll talk about some
bad news for non-immigrant visas that we think are coming, and we'll put some predictions
for people that are stuck overseas at US embassies over there. So, I've got a new camera, so
hopefully, you can see me better. Muku, Emmanuel. Let’s recognize some people. Here we go…
let’s see here. We have… here we go. Perfect. Thanks, guys. So, I'll highlight some of you
guys here too, as we get into the show. So, let's talk about some of the good news about
H4 visa. So, DHS, Department of Homeland Security decided not to push the government to cancel
H4 EADs. As you know, there was a big push by the government last year with the Save
Jobs Act, they're claiming that these H4s are stealing jobs from US citizens. And therefore,
there was a big push to cancel the EAD. And just yesterday, DHS said that they're not
going to be pushing for cancellation. I have here a bit of the language from what they
said. They said, “DHS brief argued that any [inaudible] economy [inaudible] suffered
by the Save Jobs Act is entirely speculative and insufficient to warrant an injunction
blocking the so called H4 rule.” So, basically, they kind of change their mind. They’re
saying that H4 visas, people that have H4s that are the spouses of H1B holders. And so,
the idea was that they wanted to cancel that, saying that these people are taking jobs from
Americans. But now, literally yesterday, just like you saw here that I posted, they changed
their mind. And they said that they're not actually taking anybody's jobs. And so, this
is good news. So, it looks like the Trump administration is not going to push for the
cancellation of H4. So, that's amazing news. I know a lot of you guys who are here on H1B,
you're married, your spouses are working and there was a big concern with this economical
crisis, your spouse is going to lose their jobs. So, this is actually pretty good news
to report about. Now, let's get back to some of the bad news. So, a couple of days ago,
about 4 senators, 4 or 5 senators sent a letter to the administration. And in that letter,
they were specifically saying that they want Trump to impose immediate restrictions on
non-immigrant visas. Specifically, H1B visas, O1 visas, H2B visas, and as a complete, I
would say, hold of the OPT program for students. In fact, in the letter, they’re saying that
14% unemployment, and they want a suspension of all guest worker visas including the H1B.
They basically said that they needed to help. They said there's no reason to admit much
more worker into the US when unemployment is so high. Now, what is interesting is that
in their letter they mentioned not only the H1B, and the H2B, which is a seasonal visa
but they also mentioned that specifically targeting the EB5 visa as well saying that
this visa is used by wealthy investors to come to the United States. They specifically
also targeted the EB5. Now, if you remember, in President Trump's executive order, suspending
immigration, EB5 program was actually exempt. It's one of those immigrant visas that was
actually exempt. So, it's interesting to see that these senators are pushing for a suspension
of the EB5 program as well, which I don't think is going to happen. But I am concerned
about the H1B visa specifically, and the OPT program in particular because one of the things
that I think Trump is going to do, if you remember in the previous video that I've done,
I mentioned that they are going to do a review of the Executive Order in 30 days, and then
make a decision as to which non-immigrant visas they're going to be going after. So,
I think what they're going to do on the 30-day mark, they're going to go after the OPT program,
probably suspending people from applying for OPT extensions, STEM extensions probably will
be cancelled if that goes into effect, and possibly even putting a hold on H1B extensions,
and prohibiting people that are currently stuck overseas, trying to get their H1B visas
to come to the US. So, I think that'll be more of the focus. I don't think that those
senators understand really what EB5 is, how the EB5 program works. I don't think that
they really understand how the H1B visa works, H2B visa, a seasonal visa. Anyway, the season
is [inaudible] most H2B visas are anyway on hold. So, I think that that was more of kind
of a propaganda. But I think what will be impacted, which is really the concerning factor
is that the H1B visa and the OPT, in particular, that is going to be impacted. In fact, I recorded
a video today giving some tips for H1B visa holders that are stuck overseas. And we have
quite a few of those slides. So again, I'll just kind of summarize that. If you’re currently
overseas on an H1B visa and you're not able to come back, make sure that you communicate
with your employer. Let them know that you're stuck, you're not able to come back, there
are no flights, and second of all, document that you tried to come back. There's no flights,
that's the reason why you cannot come back is because there's no flights. So, it's really
important to do that because when you do come back to the US, you want to make sure that
you will not going to have any problems with CBP, especially people that are stuck in India,
and in China right now that there's not really too many flights. So, it's really important
to do that. So let me see if I can get to some questions here real quick. It was just
a quick live, just want to give you an update about the H4, which I think is great news.
A lot of people are concerned about that. And also give you some predictions about what
I think may happen with H1Bs and OPT. I'm really concerned about that, that if in 30
days, is going to be doing some sort of a revision, then we'll be able to do that. And
by the way, I'm going to take a few questions in a second, but just want to let you know,
a lot of people asking questions, there's a lot of concerns, we have a private Facebook
group, and I'll put a link in the description of the video, this video. So. if you guys
want to join our private Facebook group, we continue the discussion there. We have a lot
of members there that share ideas, I mean, in the same situation as you, guys. And also,
any new alerts that are coming, I'm going to post them in the Facebook group. So, make
sure that you join the group. And any of you, guys, that want to consult with me one on
one, I'm going to give this opportunity for you guys, who are live, all you have to do
is text this number right here. There's a number right here. So, if you text this number,
you should be able to… one of our team members can help you set up a consultation. So, just
text this number, 619-569-1768. Anybody who's watching this live text right now, and try
to set up a consultation if you do want, if you have any questions, if you're stuck overseas,
if you're worried about your H1B, if you are worried about the consulates, make sure you
text this number and then just [inaudible] what you'd like. Let me take a few questions
here. There's a lot of questions. I'm going to try to, obviously, go back to the questions
As they come in. This question is from Giselle. And Giselle is saying, “How true is this
that they're going to extend the 60-day ban?” Perfect question, Giselle. So, it is very
likely that there's going to be some sort of an extension, or some sort of a continuation
of this ban. I wouldn't know what format. It may be a similar format, it maybe an addition
with the non-immigrant visas ban but there's definitely going to be something. He's not
going to cancel it after 60 days. I can tell you that the economy's not doing better, and
things are not doing better. So, I think that it's… I don't see him canceling the ban
in 60-days. But let's take another question from Pavin. Pavin is asking, “Will the existing
H1B be affecting or will existing H1B be fired?” So, whatever the changes are going to be,
remember, any changes that are going to be, they should not be impacting existing H1Bs,
all right? So, by the way, guys, anybody who's joining right now, make sure that if you're
here for the first time, subscribe to our channel right now because I'll be doing more
of these lives, more of these updates. And if you're not subscribing, you're going to
be notified. So, that's one thing. The second thing is, remember, any changes that are happening
are going forward, they’re not going back, they’re not going to be retroactive. So,
those changes are going to affect future extensions, they're going to affect people that are waiting
for visas overseas, and they're not going to be able to come back. It's not going to
impact any existing cases. Let's take another question. There's a lot of questions. I’m
just going to choose them randomly. Let's see here. Now, Nana is asking, “Are spouse
green cards mailed without interviews and fingerprints taken?” So, once again, this
is something that I addressed in another video that I've done with two very popular videos
about Interview Waivers. And we talked about the fact that many interviews have been rescheduled
and are being waved. The percentage of family interviews that are being waived is very low.
So, if you have a family petition or a green card based on marriage, the chances of those
interviews to be waived are very slim. But they do happen. We had a few cases that were
waived, but a majority of our cases were employment-based green cards. All right, let's take another
question. Keep posting those questions, guys. Maybe I'll be able to get to your question
as well. Let's get a question from Rocky. Rocky… and thank you, guys, for watching.
All of you, guys, who are watching right now, I'm so grateful for you taking the time to
be here with me. I'm doing this on a weekend because I want to provide this information
for you. And your continued support and the likes, I want to see more of these likes and
the shares, it’s keeping me going and you, guys, are the best. “Will those waiting
for approval of I-140 EB3, currently in the US, be affected? We submit our fee three weeks
ago.” No, you’re not going to be affected. Anybody who's in the US is not going to be
affected. The only people that are going to be affected are the people that are overseas.
Currently, this ban is only affecting people that are overseas. It's not affecting people
that are here. And again, people that are joining right now and asking me for the consultation,
thanks. So, if you want to set up a consultation, I'm going to post the text once again here.
That's the text. Book, call, text right now. Somebody will set you up for consultation
next week. We can talk with your cases one on one because people have so many questions
and we are geared to answer your question. So let's take another question from… let’s
see, let’s see. We have questions in different languages here. Question about L visas. “Do
you think L visa is going to be impacted as well?” I don't think that L visa is going
to be impacted as well. They haven't mentioned L visas. [inaudible] L visas are visas that
are based on companies abroad, sending people here. So, for them to impact L visas just
doesn't make sense. So, I don't think L visas are going to be impacted. Let's see. Let's
find another question here. I was choosing them randomly. Lil Lorrison SM6, “Do you
think they're going to open the offices in June 4th? I think, I hope they will. I hope
they will. I mean, as long as the virus continues to fall down, offices are going to reopen.
And remember guys, I made another video today about the follow up. How do you follow up
with USCIS? Remember, you, guys, need to be proactive. They're going to be rescheduling
your cases. But you, it's your responsibility to follow up with immigration and I made a
video today, which is going to be posted tomorrow and the next day, how to follow up with immigration?
How to follow up with the embassy? How to follow up with the court? You, guys, have
to follow up with those agencies to be able to get the information and get your cases
rescheduled. Make sure that they're rescheduled and on time and that they have all the documents.
So, let me take a few more questions, guys. And then we'll sign off for the day. So, I
can get back to my Saturday. And you, guys, can come back to what you're doing. And keep
posting your comments in the video and I'll get to those comments. And again, if I didn't
answer your comment in any of my videos, I really apologize, because I'm doing my best
to answer those comments as fast as I can. But I'm not forgetting you, guys. Let's take
another question. Let's see here. Dominion, “Just submitted my I-90 renewal application
after 8 years, don't have any, will I have any problems? Can I get an extension? If your
case is clean, you shouldn't have any problems. Let's take Emre. Emre, “What about H1B extensions
in the US? So again, right now nothing is happening. Everything I said are things that
I think may happen. So, for H1Bs are not affected in the US, nothing is impacted. It's only
predictions that we think are going to happen. Any news… Madik, “Any news for healthcare
providers, nurses, and physicians on new H1Bs? So, like I mentioned to you, guys, I've done
a video before, a couple of days ago about the new healthcare workforce initiative. This
new bill proposed, that new bill is going to help a lot of nurses and a lot of doctors
to speed up the process and eliminate all the backlogs. So, that's all I can tell you
about that. Let's see. Let's see. More questions. BJ is asking, “Can you extend your own visa
while an AOS to marriage is pending?” You can of course, you don't have to do it. But
you absolutely can as long as the AOS has not been approved, you can still extend your
non-immigrant visa. Absolutely. Let me take one more question, guys. And then we'll summarize
it. And thank you, guys. Thank you, Giselle, for the best wishes, all the likes and the
comments, you, guys, are the best. Even when the video is going to be offline, I will post
a link to a private Facebook group so you can join and also, those of you that want
to consult with me, there's going to be a link for consultation because I know you guys
have questions, and I'm trying to help each and every one of you. So, let me take one
last question. And this is from Ashkadi Vijay, “Can an existing H1B file for a new I-140
and EB2 and EB3?” I don't see why not. Absolutely. Absolutely. So, all right. Thank you, guys,
for being here. Thank you so much. I will keep posting. I'm going to summarize the video
today. I talked about, yeah, once the video is off, you see from the beginning, I talked
about EAD for H4s, the DHS is recommending not to cancel EADs for H4s. We’re very worried
about that. That's going to happen, they’re not going to be canceled. And then we talked
about potential issues with H1Bs and with OPTs, those may be the next target of the
Trump administration. Stay tuned for new videos about inquiries, about people stuck abroad.
And you, guys, have a beautiful weekend. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel. And stay
amazing. Keep posting those comments. I love you all. Thank you.
Great News Trump to not revoke H4 work permits, update on H1B possible restrictions coming!!!
Hello, hello, and welcome to our live Saturday show, just wanted to jump on here live and
give you a quick update from the week. We've been doing videos, we are doing videos, pretty
much every week. And so, there's plenty of updates to report. And so in this live video,
just wanted to give you a few of the things that are happening this week. We have some
good news, some bad news, and I thought that many of you are going to want to see that
information, joining us here on this Saturday. I am doing this video from San Diego, California.
My name is Jacob Sapochnick and I'm an immigration attorney based here in San Diego, and we represent
clients in all 50 states. So, those of you that are joining right now, make sure you
click that like. I want to see where you guys are from. Let me know where you're joining
us from. You can post your questions. Hey, Jonathan. Hey, Carrie. Welcome, welcome, Giselle,
Jericho. Good to see you all. And just want to jump on here and provide this update. We'll
talk about H4s. Some good news for H4, some H4 visa holders, EADs. We'll talk about some
bad news for non-immigrant visas that we think are coming, and we'll put some predictions
for people that are stuck overseas at US embassies over there. So, I've got a new camera, so
hopefully, you can see me better. Muku, Emmanuel. Let’s recognize some people. Here we go…
let’s see here. We have… here we go. Perfect. Thanks, guys. So, I'll highlight some of you
guys here too, as we get into the show. So, let's talk about some of the good news about
H4 visa. So, DHS, Department of Homeland Security decided not to push the government to cancel
H4 EADs. As you know, there was a big push by the government last year with the Save
Jobs Act, they're claiming that these H4s are stealing jobs from US citizens. And therefore,
there was a big push to cancel the EAD. And just yesterday, DHS said that they're not
going to be pushing for cancellation. I have here a bit of the language from what they
said. They said, “DHS brief argued that any [inaudible] economy [inaudible] suffered
by the Save Jobs Act is entirely speculative and insufficient to warrant an injunction
blocking the so called H4 rule.” So, basically, they kind of change their mind. They’re
saying that H4 visas, people that have H4s that are the spouses of H1B holders. And so,
the idea was that they wanted to cancel that, saying that these people are taking jobs from
Americans. But now, literally yesterday, just like you saw here that I posted, they changed
their mind. And they said that they're not actually taking anybody's jobs. And so, this
is good news. So, it looks like the Trump administration is not going to push for the
cancellation of H4. So, that's amazing news. I know a lot of you guys who are here on H1B,
you're married, your spouses are working and there was a big concern with this economical
crisis, your spouse is going to lose their jobs. So, this is actually pretty good news
to report about. Now, let's get back to some of the bad news. So, a couple of days ago,
about 4 senators, 4 or 5 senators sent a letter to the administration. And in that letter,
they were specifically saying that they want Trump to impose immediate restrictions on
non-immigrant visas. Specifically, H1B visas, O1 visas, H2B visas, and as a complete, I
would say, hold of the OPT program for students. In fact, in the letter, they’re saying that
14% unemployment, and they want a suspension of all guest worker visas including the H1B.
They basically said that they needed to help. They said there's no reason to admit much
more worker into the US when unemployment is so high. Now, what is interesting is that
in their letter they mentioned not only the H1B, and the H2B, which is a seasonal visa
but they also mentioned that specifically targeting the EB5 visa as well saying that
this visa is used by wealthy investors to come to the United States. They specifically
also targeted the EB5. Now, if you remember, in President Trump's executive order, suspending
immigration, EB5 program was actually exempt. It's one of those immigrant visas that was
actually exempt. So, it's interesting to see that these senators are pushing for a suspension
of the EB5 program as well, which I don't think is going to happen. But I am concerned
about the H1B visa specifically, and the OPT program in particular because one of the things
that I think Trump is going to do, if you remember in the previous video that I've done,
I mentioned that they are going to do a review of the Executive Order in 30 days, and then
make a decision as to which non-immigrant visas they're going to be going after. So,
I think what they're going to do on the 30-day mark, they're going to go after the OPT program,
probably suspending people from applying for OPT extensions, STEM extensions probably will
be cancelled if that goes into effect, and possibly even putting a hold on H1B extensions,
and prohibiting people that are currently stuck overseas, trying to get their H1B visas
to come to the US. So, I think that'll be more of the focus. I don't think that those
senators understand really what EB5 is, how the EB5 program works. I don't think that
they really understand how the H1B visa works, H2B visa, a seasonal visa. Anyway, the season
is [inaudible] most H2B visas are anyway on hold. So, I think that that was more of kind
of a propaganda. But I think what will be impacted, which is really the concerning factor
is that the H1B visa and the OPT, in particular, that is going to be impacted. In fact, I recorded
a video today giving some tips for H1B visa holders that are stuck overseas. And we have
quite a few of those slides. So again, I'll just kind of summarize that. If you’re currently
overseas on an H1B visa and you're not able to come back, make sure that you communicate
with your employer. Let them know that you're stuck, you're not able to come back, there
are no flights, and second of all, document that you tried to come back. There's no flights,
that's the reason why you cannot come back is because there's no flights. So, it's really
important to do that because when you do come back to the US, you want to make sure that
you will not going to have any problems with CBP, especially people that are stuck in India,
and in China right now that there's not really too many flights. So, it's really important
to do that. So let me see if I can get to some questions here real quick. It was just
a quick live, just want to give you an update about the H4, which I think is great news.
A lot of people are concerned about that. And also give you some predictions about what
I think may happen with H1Bs and OPT. I'm really concerned about that, that if in 30
days, is going to be doing some sort of a revision, then we'll be able to do that. And
by the way, I'm going to take a few questions in a second, but just want to let you know,
a lot of people asking questions, there's a lot of concerns, we have a private Facebook
group, and I'll put a link in the description of the video, this video. So. if you guys
want to join our private Facebook group, we continue the discussion there. We have a lot
of members there that share ideas, I mean, in the same situation as you, guys. And also,
any new alerts that are coming, I'm going to post them in the Facebook group. So, make
sure that you join the group. And any of you, guys, that want to consult with me one on
one, I'm going to give this opportunity for you guys, who are live, all you have to do
is text this number right here. There's a number right here. So, if you text this number,
you should be able to… one of our team members can help you set up a consultation. So, just
text this number, 619-569-1768. Anybody who's watching this live text right now, and try
to set up a consultation if you do want, if you have any questions, if you're stuck overseas,
if you're worried about your H1B, if you are worried about the consulates, make sure you
text this number and then just [inaudible] what you'd like. Let me take a few questions
here. There's a lot of questions. I'm going to try to, obviously, go back to the questions
As they come in. This question is from Giselle. And Giselle is saying, “How true is this
that they're going to extend the 60-day ban?” Perfect question, Giselle. So, it is very
likely that there's going to be some sort of an extension, or some sort of a continuation
of this ban. I wouldn't know what format. It may be a similar format, it maybe an addition
with the non-immigrant visas ban but there's definitely going to be something. He's not
going to cancel it after 60 days. I can tell you that the economy's not doing better, and
things are not doing better. So, I think that it's… I don't see him canceling the ban
in 60-days. But let's take another question from Pavin. Pavin is asking, “Will the existing
H1B be affecting or will existing H1B be fired?” So, whatever the changes are going to be,
remember, any changes that are going to be, they should not be impacting existing H1Bs,
all right? So, by the way, guys, anybody who's joining right now, make sure that if you're
here for the first time, subscribe to our channel right now because I'll be doing more
of these lives, more of these updates. And if you're not subscribing, you're going to
be notified. So, that's one thing. The second thing is, remember, any changes that are happening
are going forward, they’re not going back, they’re not going to be retroactive. So,
those changes are going to affect future extensions, they're going to affect people that are waiting
for visas overseas, and they're not going to be able to come back. It's not going to
impact any existing cases. Let's take another question. There's a lot of questions. I’m
just going to choose them randomly. Let's see here. Now, Nana is asking, “Are spouse
green cards mailed without interviews and fingerprints taken?” So, once again, this
is something that I addressed in another video that I've done with two very popular videos
about Interview Waivers. And we talked about the fact that many interviews have been rescheduled
and are being waved. The percentage of family interviews that are being waived is very low.
So, if you have a family petition or a green card based on marriage, the chances of those
interviews to be waived are very slim. But they do happen. We had a few cases that were
waived, but a majority of our cases were employment-based green cards. All right, let's take another
question. Keep posting those questions, guys. Maybe I'll be able to get to your question
as well. Let's get a question from Rocky. Rocky… and thank you, guys, for watching.
All of you, guys, who are watching right now, I'm so grateful for you taking the time to
be here with me. I'm doing this on a weekend because I want to provide this information
for you. And your continued support and the likes, I want to see more of these likes and
the shares, it’s keeping me going and you, guys, are the best. “Will those waiting
for approval of I-140 EB3, currently in the US, be affected? We submit our fee three weeks
ago.” No, you’re not going to be affected. Anybody who's in the US is not going to be
affected. The only people that are going to be affected are the people that are overseas.
Currently, this ban is only affecting people that are overseas. It's not affecting people
that are here. And again, people that are joining right now and asking me for the consultation,
thanks. So, if you want to set up a consultation, I'm going to post the text once again here.
That's the text. Book, call, text right now. Somebody will set you up for consultation
next week. We can talk with your cases one on one because people have so many questions
and we are geared to answer your question. So let's take another question from… let’s
see, let’s see. We have questions in different languages here. Question about L visas. “Do
you think L visa is going to be impacted as well?” I don't think that L visa is going
to be impacted as well. They haven't mentioned L visas. [inaudible] L visas are visas that
are based on companies abroad, sending people here. So, for them to impact L visas just
doesn't make sense. So, I don't think L visas are going to be impacted. Let's see. Let's
find another question here. I was choosing them randomly. Lil Lorrison SM6, “Do you
think they're going to open the offices in June 4th? I think, I hope they will. I hope
they will. I mean, as long as the virus continues to fall down, offices are going to reopen.
And remember guys, I made another video today about the follow up. How do you follow up
with USCIS? Remember, you, guys, need to be proactive. They're going to be rescheduling
your cases. But you, it's your responsibility to follow up with immigration and I made a
video today, which is going to be posted tomorrow and the next day, how to follow up with immigration?
How to follow up with the embassy? How to follow up with the court? You, guys, have
to follow up with those agencies to be able to get the information and get your cases
rescheduled. Make sure that they're rescheduled and on time and that they have all the documents.
So, let me take a few more questions, guys. And then we'll sign off for the day. So, I
can get back to my Saturday. And you, guys, can come back to what you're doing. And keep
posting your comments in the video and I'll get to those comments. And again, if I didn't
answer your comment in any of my videos, I really apologize, because I'm doing my best
to answer those comments as fast as I can. But I'm not forgetting you, guys. Let's take
another question. Let's see here. Dominion, “Just submitted my I-90 renewal application
after 8 years, don't have any, will I have any problems? Can I get an extension? If your
case is clean, you shouldn't have any problems. Let's take Emre. Emre, “What about H1B extensions
in the US? So again, right now nothing is happening. Everything I said are things that
I think may happen. So, for H1Bs are not affected in the US, nothing is impacted. It's only
predictions that we think are going to happen. Any news… Madik, “Any news for healthcare
providers, nurses, and physicians on new H1Bs? So, like I mentioned to you, guys, I've done
a video before, a couple of days ago about the new healthcare workforce initiative. This
new bill proposed, that new bill is going to help a lot of nurses and a lot of doctors
to speed up the process and eliminate all the backlogs. So, that's all I can tell you
about that. Let's see. Let's see. More questions. BJ is asking, “Can you extend your own visa
while an AOS to marriage is pending?” You can of course, you don't have to do it. But
you absolutely can as long as the AOS has not been approved, you can still extend your
non-immigrant visa. Absolutely. Let me take one more question, guys. And then we'll summarize
it. And thank you, guys. Thank you, Giselle, for the best wishes, all the likes and the
comments, you, guys, are the best. Even when the video is going to be offline, I will post
a link to a private Facebook group so you can join and also, those of you that want
to consult with me, there's going to be a link for consultation because I know you guys
have questions, and I'm trying to help each and every one of you. So, let me take one
last question. And this is from Ashkadi Vijay, “Can an existing H1B file for a new I-140
and EB2 and EB3?” I don't see why not. Absolutely. Absolutely. So, all right. Thank you, guys,
for being here. Thank you so much. I will keep posting. I'm going to summarize the video
today. I talked about, yeah, once the video is off, you see from the beginning, I talked
about EAD for H4s, the DHS is recommending not to cancel EADs for H4s. We’re very worried
about that. That's going to happen, they’re not going to be canceled. And then we talked
about potential issues with H1Bs and with OPTs, those may be the next target of the
Trump administration. Stay tuned for new videos about inquiries, about people stuck abroad.
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