This article analyzes the U.S. government’s increasing deployment of artificial intelligence in immigration adjudications and the resulting impact on employer- and investor-sponsored filings.
Continue Reading Kate Kalmykov Published in Westlaw Today on AI in Immigration Adjudications
The U.S. government is rapidly expanding its use of AI across immigration and visa adjudications. While much of the public discussion focuses on efficiency and enforcement, these developments carry concrete
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On July 12, 2023, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced the expansion of the myProgress tool in USCIS online accounts. This expansion includes the addition of Form I-765 (Application
Continue Reading Application Tracking Ability Expanded to USCIS Account myProgress TabAttorneys from Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Emerging Technology Practice in Boston presented a two-part “GT Start-Up Law” seminar series for Harvard University Law School students. Hosted by Harvard’s Cyberlaw Clinic and
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Immigrant entrepreneurs and investors have always been at the core of the American economy. Immigrant-founded companies have generated billions of dollars in revenues and contributed intellectual property leading to significant socio-economic advancements within the United States. Foreign-born entrepreneurs are a critical component to the advancement of the U.S. emerging technology space and it is important to note the variety of visa options available. This initial post will provide an overview of the nonimmigrant and immigrant visa options available to entrepreneurs and investors in the emerging tech space with future posts focusing on the visa specifics.
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