Shihab Burke, Attorneys at Law

12/19/2025

Is it safe to travel right now? Dec. 2025

12/15/2025

Why Are H-1B Visas Delayed in India? Social Media Vetting Explained LIVE!

Join us TONIGHT at 6:00pm EST using the link below as we discuss how these changes may affect your case, what consular officers are reviewing, and how to avoid unnecessary delays with your H-1B visa stamping.
https://youtube.com/live/Gux3p9CarZM?feature=share

12/12/2025

What should you do if you're fired on H-1B?

12/11/2025

Why is honesty so important in your green card interview?

12/10/2025

All briefings in the 100K H-1B Chamber are now with the DC court. Will the Court Decide soon?

12/09/2025

USCIS RFE's: Originals vs Photocopies

12/08/2025

Hey everyone! Don't forget to tune in to our YouTube live stream tonight at 6:00 pm EST. We'll be chatting about the latest $100,000 H-1B litigation updates and some important policy changes about EAD validity.

Join us for a friendly, informative session with a Q&A afterwards!
👉 https://youtu.be/BG3Blw-T4Pg?feature=share

11/06/2025

What happens when you get to a USCIS office for your interview?

05/23/2022

Those seeking to adjust status and become a permanent resident must, for the most part, submit a medical examination along with their adjustment application. The medical exam, done on Form I-693, is to ensure that you have no inadmissible related health conditions. This mainly refers to infectious diseases that are of public health concern.

Medical examinations are a common part of the US immigration process—and they can be intimidating. Here are some of the most common concerns.

05/19/2022

Most people who apply for adjustment of status (AOS) also apply for an employment authorization document (EAD) and advance parole (AP) at the same time. Because of the lengthy processing times for AOS applications, your EAD and AP will likely be approved prior to your green card. Using those benefits, however, comes with consequences you should be aware of beforehand.

After filing for AOS, you will be granted an EAD/AP card. Before abandoning your nonimmigrant status by using your EAD/AP, consider the following.