Jason Finkelman has been recognized once again for the seventh consecutive year by Austin Monthly Magazine as a top Immigration Attorney. Jason was selected by Austin attorneys for his excellence in the field of immigration law. Jason would like to thank his clients and colleagues for this honor and is truly humbled to continue to receive this distinction.

The New USCIS Adjustment of Status Policy: What It Really Means for You. A realistic guide to the new adjustment of status policy - what changed, what didn't, and how to protect your path to a green card.

The Department of Homeland Security has announced a consequential change to the H-1B program which will change how USCIS selects H-1B registrations. The new wage-weighted selection process will move away from the existing random lottery process.

Join Immigration Attorney, Jason Finkelman at the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM®) 2025 Annual Conference & Exposition in San Diego for an in-depth discussion on how employers can find success navigating the current employment immigration landscape, examine potential changes on the horizon, and provide tips for navigating the current employment-immigration landscape, so that employers can continue to recruit and retain talent.

The H-1B lottery results have been announced! If you were selected, congratulations—now it’s time to prepare for the next steps in the petition process. But if you weren’t selected, don’t worry—there are other immigration options available to stay and work in the U.S. From O-1 and L-1 visas to cap-exempt H-1Bs and more, there are alternative pathways to keep your career moving forward.

Check out my latest article where I break down:

✅ What to do if you were selected

✅ Alternative visa options if you weren’t

✅ Strategies to stay in the U.S. legally

How realistic is Trump’s immigration agenda?

The new policy will provide a pathway to lawful permanent residence (otherwise known as a “Green Card”) and eventually U.S. citizenship for foreign nationals currently present in the United States without documentation who are married to U.S. citizens.