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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

H-1B Cap Lottery Registration Opens March 4, 2024

Employers should prepare for the H-1B cap lottery registration starting March 4, 2024, with new USCIS process changes.

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Feb 06, 2026 • Reddit • 1 min read

H-1B Extension Fees Apply for Travel Outside the U.S.

Traveling while H-1B extension is pending may incur a $100k fee, warns HR professional.

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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

H-1B Lottery for FY2027 Opens March 4, 2026

USCIS announces the opening date for the H-1B lottery for fiscal year 2027, starting March 4, 2026.

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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

H-1B Lottery Opens March 4 with Key Updates

USCIS will open the H-1B lottery on March 4, introducing significant updates for applicants.

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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

I-601A Waiver Allows Applicants to Stay in U.S. During Processing

The I-601A waiver enables applicants to await decisions within the U.S., avoiding lengthy stays abroad if denied.

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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

ICE Apprehends Honduran Criminal Alien After Release

ICE apprehended Elvin Joel Centeno Verde, a Honduran criminal alien, after he was released despite an immigration detainer.

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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

ICE Arrests Criminal Alien After Initial Release

Hector Grijalba-Sernas, a criminal illegal alien, was arrested by ICE after being released despite an immigration detainer.

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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

ICE Arrests Criminal Alien After Initial Release in California

Xujin An, a criminal illegal alien, was arrested by ICE after being released despite an immigration detainer in Westminster, CA.

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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

L-1 Petitions Processed at US Consulates, Not USCIS

Most L-1 petitions by large companies are processed directly at US consulates, bypassing USCIS, according to attorney Bob Webber.

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Feb 06, 2026 • X • 1 min read

L-1 Visa Blanket Petitions Streamline Transfers for Large Companies

Large companies like Google can utilize blanket L-1 petitions, streamlining the visa transfer process for eligible employees.

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