Here’s your guide to navigating the H1-B visa application process for FY2026, which kicks off on October 1, 2025.
USCIS has implemented a beneficiary-centric registration system to curb multiple submissions for the same applicant and promote transparency.
Employers whose registrations are selected can proceed to file H1-B petitions.
The H1-B visa program enables U.S. employers to access a pool of highly educated and skilled professionals, critical for fostering innovation and maintaining global competitiveness. With an annual cap of 85,000 visas (65,000 for the general category and an additional 20,000 for advanced degree holders), securing one requires precise preparation and timing.
Navigating the H1-B visa process can be challenging, but proper guidance makes all the difference. With over 40 years of immigration law expertise, we specialize in helping employers and foreign professionals tackle the complexities of the system.
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