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Religious Workers01/16/2026

No more year-long wait: What new DHS rule means for R-1 religious workers and faith-based employers

Employment Based, Family and Humanitarian Based01/15/2026

U.S. halts immigrant visa processing for 75 countries — What applicants need to know

Firm News01/13/2026

Garfinkel Immigration Success Story: From Canada to Charlotte — The Campbells’ 30-year journey to citizenship

Employment Based01/12/2026

Navigating PERM recruitment in 2026: Best strategies and everything else employers need to know

Firm News01/05/2026

Four Garfinkel Immigration Law Firm attorneys named to the Business North Carolina 2026 Legal Elite list

Employment Based, Family and Humanitarian Based12/30/2025

Monthly news roundup: Forbes releases list of most inspiring immigration stories of 2025

Employment Based12/29/2025

DHS finalizes major alteration to H-1B lottery: What noncitizens and employers should know

Firm News12/23/2025

Garfinkel Immigration Law Firm selects Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy as recipient of 2025 Charitable Fund

Education12/22/2025

Navigating the immigration landscape in 2026: What K-12 and higher education institutions need to know

Employment Based, Family and Humanitarian Based12/17/2025

Travel ban expanded

Employment Based12/08/2025

Some embassies, consulates rescheduling H-1B visa interviews because of new enhanced ‘online presence review:’ Expect delays

Firm News12/08/2025

Garfinkel Immigration Partner Colleen F. Molner quoted in Washington Post story on foreign doctors, new $100K H-1B visa fee

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