USCIS关于3月19日那个电话听取意见的，发了个新message# EB23 - 劳工卡
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Dear Stakeholder,
On March 19, 2015, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) hosted
a listening session on business-focused immigration enhancements. Such
enhancements are part of the November 2014 executive actions to modernize,
improve, and clarify employment-based immigrant and nonimmigrant visa
programs to grow our economy and create jobs.
We continue to encourage stakeholders to submit comments to Public.
[email protected]
/* */ in response to the specific questions that USCIS
asked at the engagement:
1. What are the most important policy and operational changes that would
streamline and improve the process of employment-based beneficiaries’
applying for adjustment of status to that of a lawful permanent resident
while in the United States?
a. What are some ideas for modernizing and improving the immigrant visa
process for employment-based beneficiaries?
2. USCIS is currently working with the Department of State to modify the
Visa Bulletin system to more simply and reliably make determinations of visa
availability. What are some ideas for modifying the Visa Bulletin system
for employment-based immigration?
3. If possible to extend employment authorization (EAD) eligibility to
beneficiaries of approved Form I-140 petitions who are unable to file for
adjustment of status due to visa unavailability, what should be the
timeframe after approving an I-140 petition for conferring an EAD?
4. Should a beneficiary’s priority date and porting eligibility be
preserved when the petitioner withdraws an otherwise approved or approvable
I-140 petition and/or terminates its business? How should the portability
provisions be crafted to allow for this?
5.What are some ideas for improving how USCIS evaluates “same or similar”
in an AC21 analysis of two jobs?
a. Should USCIS implement an application process, which would include a form
and fee, to request AC21 portability (e.g. pre-adjudicate whether a new
position is the same or similar as the I-140 position)?
6. What are the concerns, if any, of Form I-140 petitioning employers with
regard to increasing the flexibility of USCIS’ analysis of INA 204(j)
portability?
7. What are the concerns, if any, of Form I-140 petitioning employers with
regard to increasing the flexibility of the Form I-140-related work
authorization eligibility for beneficiaries of approved Form I-140 petitions?
8. What are the concerns, if any, with satisfying the eligibility criteria
for EB-2 national interest waivers?
a. What are some ideas for standards for granting a national interest waiver
, including waivers for foreign inventors, researchers and founders of start
-up enterprises to benefit the U.S. economy?
For more information on business-focused enhancements under the executive
actions on immigration, visit uscis.gov/immigrationaction.
We strongly encourage you to subscribe to receive an email whenever
additional information on these initiatives is available on our website.
Thank you for engaging with us!
Please do not reply to this message. Contact us at [email protected]
dhs.gov or [email protected]
/* */ with any questions.
To learn more about the Public Engagement Division, visit us online at uscis
.gov/outreach.
To update your RSVP, modify your password or email address, or to
unsubscribe at any time, visit your Subscriber Preferences Page.
On March 19, 2015, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) hosted
a listening session on business-focused immigration enhancements. Such
enhancements are part of the November 2014 executive actions to modernize,
improve, and clarify employment-based immigrant and nonimmigrant visa
programs to grow our economy and create jobs.
We continue to encourage stakeholders to submit comments to Public.
[email protected]
/* */ in response to the specific questions that USCIS
asked at the engagement:
1. What are the most important policy and operational changes that would
streamline and improve the process of employment-based beneficiaries’
applying for adjustment of status to that of a lawful permanent resident
while in the United States?
a. What are some ideas for modernizing and improving the immigrant visa
process for employment-based beneficiaries?
2. USCIS is currently working with the Department of State to modify the
Visa Bulletin system to more simply and reliably make determinations of visa
availability. What are some ideas for modifying the Visa Bulletin system
for employment-based immigration?
3. If possible to extend employment authorization (EAD) eligibility to
beneficiaries of approved Form I-140 petitions who are unable to file for
adjustment of status due to visa unavailability, what should be the
timeframe after approving an I-140 petition for conferring an EAD?
4. Should a beneficiary’s priority date and porting eligibility be
preserved when the petitioner withdraws an otherwise approved or approvable
I-140 petition and/or terminates its business? How should the portability
provisions be crafted to allow for this?
5.What are some ideas for improving how USCIS evaluates “same or similar”
in an AC21 analysis of two jobs?
a. Should USCIS implement an application process, which would include a form
and fee, to request AC21 portability (e.g. pre-adjudicate whether a new
position is the same or similar as the I-140 position)?
6. What are the concerns, if any, of Form I-140 petitioning employers with
regard to increasing the flexibility of USCIS’ analysis of INA 204(j)
portability?
7. What are the concerns, if any, of Form I-140 petitioning employers with
regard to increasing the flexibility of the Form I-140-related work
authorization eligibility for beneficiaries of approved Form I-140 petitions?
8. What are the concerns, if any, with satisfying the eligibility criteria
for EB-2 national interest waivers?
a. What are some ideas for standards for granting a national interest waiver
, including waivers for foreign inventors, researchers and founders of start
-up enterprises to benefit the U.S. economy?
For more information on business-focused enhancements under the executive
actions on immigration, visit uscis.gov/immigrationaction.
We strongly encourage you to subscribe to receive an email whenever
additional information on these initiatives is available on our website.
Thank you for engaging with us!
Please do not reply to this message. Contact us at [email protected]
dhs.gov or [email protected]
/* */ with any questions.
To learn more about the Public Engagement Division, visit us online at uscis
.gov/outreach.
To update your RSVP, modify your password or email address, or to
unsubscribe at any time, visit your Subscriber Preferences Page.
