WASHINGTON: In a big victory for the employer H-1B, a federal court has agreed to a solution in which US citizenship and immigration services have agreed to qualify for market research analyst as a special job for the purpose of determining VISA APPLICATIONS H-1B A professional.
Based on the previous interpretation of the Outlook Handbook Work – The Department of Labor Workers’ Bureau of Labor Workers Propilizes Hundreds of jobs in the US Job Market – USCIS determines that market research analysts do not meet the requirements as “special work”.
The settlement approved by the Federal District Court in North California Regency will now let the company request that USCIS reopen and rejects their H-1B petitions rejected.
“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.
“Settlement gave us a business other opportunities to have their H-1B market research analyst petition approved – this time under the new guidelines successfully by the parties in the lawsuit.
Each H-1B petition is reopened and approved will represent another opportunity for the employer of the workers who are They are serving to advance their business goals, “he said.
Class action lawsuit in this case was submitted by the American Immigration Board, the Association of American Immigration Lawyers, and Van Der Hout LLP Law Firms, Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP (formerly Joseph & Hall PC), and Kuck Baxter Immigration LLC.
Jeff Joseph, partner in Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP, said this completion finally resolved the problem where immigration lawyers had fought against the government for years.
“This completion attacks the right balance between what regulations actually said and how employers evaluate the professional qualification of candidates in the real world.
It is our sincere hope that USCIS will now interpret other special work from perspectives with what actually happens in the free market,” he said.