Mumbai: The Federal District Court in North California Regency approved the completion in the class of class action challenging US citizenship and immigration services ‘(USCIS’ (USCIS) and practice that denied arbitrarily based on non-immigrant H-1B jobs for market research.
The position of analysts submitted by sponsoring the American employer.
The parties in Madkudu Inc.
and others reach a settlement agreement that corrects misinterpreting the Work Outlook Works (OOH) – Department of Labor Labor Bureau of Labor Publication of the US Job Profiling Market.
Based on previous interpretations of Ooh, USCIS Merely stipulates that market research analysts do not meet the requirements as ‘special work’ – only special works that are eligible for H-1B visas.
The settlement agreement changes this agency error and gives us employers who meet the opportunity requirements to request that the USCIS reopen and adjust back h-1b petition Rejected.
Toi has consistently followed up on developments in this lawsuit.
This newspaper was the first to report that on August 20, 2021, the parties achieved completion and ten days later, the District Court had an introduction to approve this settlement agreement.
Toi also shows that justice hearing will follow in October.
Now, the final solution.
To become a class member, the US employer must submit an analyst at the H-1B application market research starting January 1, 2019 to October 19, 2021, USCIS must then reject the application based on the findings of Ooh entries (as there is.
On October 19) failed to establish that market research analyst was ‘Special work’, and, but for the findings of the OOH entry, the H-1B petition will be approved.
Read the Alsomarket Research Analyst will be eligible for H-1B Visasthe US citizenship and immigration services (USCIS), which judged the visa and extension of the H-1B, must recognize ‘market research analyst’ as a special job that qualifies for this work visa.
The Immigration Agency has achieved a settlement in the class action lawsuit submitted last year to stop the American Immigration Board, an American immigration lawyers association, and Van Der Hout LLP law firm, Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP (formerly Joseph & Hall PC), and Kuck Baxter IMMIGRATION LLC represent the Plaintiff.
“This completion is an important victory that will benefit hundreds of American businesses and market research analysts they try to employ,” said Leslie K.
Dellon, a senior lawyer (business immigration) at the American Immigration Council.
“Completion gave us another business opportunity to have their H-1B market research analyst petition approved – this time under the new guidelines successfully by the parties in the lawsuit.
Each Petition H-1B is reopened and approved will represent another opportunity for the US employer and the US employer workers they neglected to advance their business goals.
“” I am forever thanking for the courage of class representatives who not only challenges their own rejection but bring torches for the entire employer class who has received the wrong H-1B rejection.
Aila and its members praise the action This extraordinary selfishness of our plaintiff and our co-co-coent expertise, “said Jesse Bless, Federal Litigation Director at the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
“This completion finally resolves a problem where immigration lawyers have been against the government for many years.
This completion attacks the exact balance between what regulations actually said and how employers evaluate the professional qualification of candidates in the real world.
This is our sincere hope that USCIS Now it will interpret other special work from a perspective that is in line with what really happened in the free market, “said Jeff Joseph, partner in Berry Appleman & Leiden.
“It is unfortunate that the only way for USCIS to follow the law and do the right thing is to bring litigation.
But, know this – we will watch Combiance of USCIS with this decision, and we will be ready to pursue litigation for others.
Interpretative violation over Written laws and regulations permitted by the body have occurred, “said Charles H.
Kuck, managing partners at Kuck Baxter Immigration.