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The Working Holiday Visa

The Working Holiday Visa (WHV) is designed to facilitate international mobility for young adults between 18 and 35 years old, with the goal of fostering greater cultural exchange and understanding among young people.

Attention Employers: March 2025 EAD Expiration Dates Loom for Honduran, Nepalese and Venezuelan TPS Holders

On March 9, 2025, the DHS Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) are set to expire for current beneficiaries under the January 5, 1999, TPS designation for Honduras and under the June 24, 2015, TPS designation for Nepal.

Primer on High-Skilled Immigration – Webinar

This webinar provides an overview of the U.S. immigration system, focusing on the fundamentals of employment-based immigration and an overview of visa options available for high-skilled foreign nationals.

H-1B Visa as a Potential Alternative

If you or one of your employees is in the United States under a program with an uncertain future, the H-1B lottery may be an option – but time is of the essence!

Mass Deportations: Breaking Down the Legal Concepts

The government and media have released a lot of inaccurate or confusing information about mass deportations. This three-part blog series breaks down some of the legal concepts that are involved when the federal government removes a foreign national from the United States.

Webinar: Immigration Policy Developments Under Trump 2.0

This webinar covered the latest immigration policy shifts under President Trump’s second term.

Dree Collopy, Global Authority on Asylum Law, Joins GYH as Of Counsel

GYH is pleased to announce that powerhouse immigration attorney Dree Collopy has joined the firm as Of Counsel, bolstering the firm’s renowned asylum practice as an experienced advocate and strategic advisor.

Trump Administration Ends Temporary Protected Status for Hundreds of Thousands of Venezuelans

Trump Administration Ends Temporary Protected Status for Hundreds of Thousands of Venezuelans

Will Your Electronic I-9 Software Product Pass Muster if ICE Comes Knocking?

The news is saturated with reports of immigration arrests and raids across the United States. Soon, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and auditors will turn their attention to workplaces known to employ undocumented immigrants.