Immigration News

Fiance and spouse visas under attack

by Jim Hacking | December 7, 2015

In America, when something bad happens involving an immigrant, those opposed to immigration run to the cameras and start yelling about how the United States needs to "crackdown" on... VIEW POST

What if my B1/B2 visa gets denied?

by Jim Hacking | December 6, 2015

What if my B2 visit visa gets denied? Hi, I'm Jim Hacking, immigration lawyer practicing law here in St. Louis, Missouri, and throughout the United States. We have a... VIEW POST

F-2 Visas for the Spouses & Unmarried Children of F-1 Student Visa Holders

by Jim Hacking | December 3, 2015

If you are the spouse or child (under the age of 21) of an F-1 student visa holder, you may be able to join the F-1 holder in the... VIEW POST

Convictions in Texas H1B visa fraud case

by Jim Hacking | November 19, 2015

A pair of brothers that hired H-1B workers have been found guilty of breaking federal law on November 12.  The six day long trial took place in the U.S.... VIEW POST

No such thing as an H1B transfer?

by Jim Hacking | November 17, 2015

There's no such thing as an H1B transfer. What? I am Jim Hacking, immigration attorney practicing law throughout the United States and based here in St. Louis Missouri. We... VIEW POST

New book reveals steps for international students who want to stay in the U.S.

by Jim Hacking | November 14, 2015

www.stayingherebook.com Hello there. This is Jim Hacking, immigration lawyer based in St. Louis, MO, practicing immigration law around the country. I wanted to tell you about an exciting new... VIEW POST

List of countries not eligible for the 2017 diversity visa lottery

by Jim Hacking | October 25, 2015

Citizens from the following countries are not eligible to participate in the 2017 Diversity Visa lottery: Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, China (mainland-born), Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Haiti, India,... VIEW POST