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Individuals with H-1B visa status, or previous status, have the ability to transfer to a different employer. The visa holder does not have to receive permission from the former employer for the H-1B visa transfer, though the individual does need Read More
Personiks Hair transplantation is a surgical technique that moves individual hair follicles from back of the scalp called the ‘donor site’ to a bald or balding part of the scalp known as the ‘recipient site’. It is primarily used Read More
Laser liposuction might seem like a great option on the surface. However, many plastic surgeons warn that it often comes with serious consequences. Grossman explains, “where traditional lipo uses a vacuum attached to a thin cannula [tubing] to remove fat, Read More
The abdominoplasty, also known as a tummy tuck, is a surgical procedure that requires the acquisition of excess fat and tissue in the patient’s abdomen. There are several techniques that can be used to perform the procedure. There is what Read More
Sometimes referred to as “gyno”, gynecomastia is a condition in which the male breast tissue becomes noticeably enlarged. It can affect both breasts at the same time or one breast individually. In general, the range of swelling can widely vary. Read More
Today we discuss lipoma removal cost, forms of treatment and how what to expect during recovery. The fatty growth tends to have a soft, rubbery feel and appear as around bumps in the skin, while in certain cases they could Read More
A major benefit of the H-1B visa is the fact that it is considered “dual-intent” by the USCIS. This means that, unlike some other nonimmigrant visa classifications, you are able to pursue your green card under H-1B status. If this Read More
There may be some confusion as to who is responsible for some of the visa fees. Hopefully, this section will clarify the issue. A. Standard (Basic) Filing Fee: Employer is responsible B. ACWIA (Training Fee): Employer is responsible C. Fraud Read More
Do you know which category you fit in? The 2019-2020 H-1B cap is 85,000 petitions. The regular quota (first category) allows for 65,000 petitions. The second category is reserved for the masters’ quota and sets aside an additional 20,000. In Read More
The broadest benefits go to the beneficiary, or foreign worker, who receives the visa. In 2016, over 236,000 H-1B visa petitions were submitted to the USCIS. If you were wondering what causes this visa to be so popular, this is Read More