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Corrections & data accuracy

Spotted a wrong DOL/USCIS number, a stale visa bulletin date, or a processing-time table that doesn't match egov.uscis.gov? This is the most useful thing you can email us. Please include:

• The page URL and section heading.
• The specific value you believe is wrong, and what the correct value should be.
• The official source URL (DOL / USCIS / travel.state.gov / IRS).

Email [email protected]. Acknowledged within two business days; resolved within five. See Corrections Policy.

Data-source suggestions

If you maintain a public dataset (federal agency, academic, peer-reviewed) that should inform a DeepVisaLabs page, email the dataset URL, license terms, and update cadence to [email protected]. We prioritize sources that are public, attributable, and updated on a published schedule.

Press & media

For comment on H-1B caps, visa bulletin retrogression, PERM trends, or USCIS processing-time changes, email [email protected]. Include outlet, deadline, and the specific data point. We do not comment on individual cases or active applications.

Editorial & general inquiries

Anything else — feedback on a page, a topic you'd like covered, a methodology question — goes to [email protected].

Response times

• Corrections — acknowledged within two business days; resolved within five.
• Press deadlines — flag the deadline in your subject line; we'll reply same-day if reachable.
• Everything else — within five business days.

What we don't do by email

• Legal advice for individual cases — we are not a law firm. Consult a licensed immigration attorney for advice on your specific case.
• Approval probability estimates — out of scope. We publish federal data; we don't predict outcomes.
• Lawyer or CPT-school recommendations — we don't endorse specific firms, lawyers, or schools.