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The Law Office of Augustine Huang is a full-service
law firm providing individuals, corporations, and
other institutions with the highest level of immigration
legal expertise. We handle the full spectrum of
immigrant and nonimmigrant visa petitions, including
family-based immigration, H-1B nonimmigrant visas,
and third-country visa processing, with a special
focus on employment-based immigration petitions
under the National Interest Waiver, Alien of Extraordinary
Ability, and Outstanding Researcher categories.
Because U.S. immigration laws are federal in nature,
the Law Office of Augustine Huang is able to offer
legal services to clients located anywhere in the
United States.
For a free consultation, please click
here to
e-mail your inquiry or call 713-981-3240.
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November 6, 2007 - Improper denials of H-1b
based on entry with advance parole
There have been numerous recent reports that the
California Service Center (CSC) has been denying
H-1bs or H-4 solely on the fact that the applicant’s
last entry was on an Advance Parole travel document. The
CSC is incorrect in this matter because it is clear
that H-1 and/or H-4 nonimmigrant who entered the
U.S. with an approved Advance Parole may apply for
an extension of H-1 and/or H-4 status. In fact,
the CSC has since confirmed that it is their policy
to approve H-1b/H-4 applications in these instances.
October 14, 2007 - Immigration seminar
to be held at Texas A&M University on October
17, 2007
Mr. Augustine Huang will be giving an invited
presentation on immigrant petitions and participate
in an open question forum as part of a group
of three immigration attorneys at Texas A&M
University in College Station, TX at 2:00 p.m.
on October 17, 2007. Sponsored by the Texas
A&M University Career Center, this forum
will be free and open to all A&M Students,
Staff, and Postdoctoral Researchers. Mr.
Huang had previously given other recent presentations
on immigrant petitions and participated in open
question forums at such institutions as the UT
MD Anderson Cancer Center and the University
of Texas at Austin.
March 6, 2007 - Bill Gates to testify
on U.S. Competitiveness
Bill Gates, the Chairman of Microsoft, will be
testifying on US competitiveness at Senate Committee
on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions on
March 7, 2007. Expected topics of testimony
will focus on job training, immigration reform,
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| With more than 300 approved National
Interest Waiver (NIW), Outstanding Researcher,
and Extraordinary Ability petitions and
an approval rate greater than 90%, Mr.
Huang is one of the nation’s most
successful attorneys in this unique area
of employment immigration law. |
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