A foreign national who seek to obtain a green card through a relative or employment will have to file for an Immigrant Visa or file for adjustment of status, if in the United States. For the Applicants falling into one of the categories which do not have ...
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Is it time to apply for your H1B work visa? April 1st is quickly approaching, and given the limited quotas of the H1B work visa, it is imperative for H1B work visa applications to be ready to file by that date. With that in mind, is it time for you to con...
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The L-1 Visa is given to “intracompany transferees” of high profile. This visa aims at facilitating the admission of multinational corporate executives and managers, or persons with specialized knowledge. And, a false common idea about this visa is ...
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When we talk about investment visa, people usually think about either buying an existing business, or creating a new one. But there is also an option that is somewhat in between, the franchise. A franchise is the right or license granted by a company to m...
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EB5: Regional Center or Direct Investment? The Pros and Cons of investing through a Regional Center for your EB5 Visa. Two options are available for immigrant investors looking to invest from half a million up to a million dollars in the U.S. in order to ...
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I am considering a visa through a job or an investment in the US: Will my spouse get a work authorization? Not only moving to the United States is a tremendous change for the main visa-holder, but also for his or her family. Therefore, one of the most imm...
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Do you work for a foreign enterprise that intends to open a subsidiary company in the US? Do you know a business owner who currently holds an E2 investor visa and who may want to employ you? Then you might be eligible for the E2 employee visa as an exec...
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This summer brings a piece of good news for some of the applicants eligible for the Green Card but have overstayed their visas, therefore were until now ineligible for the Adjustment of Status! A reform of the Provisional Waiver Program will go int...
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When you become a Permanent Resident (LPR), or Green Card holder, you have to maintain your primary residence in the U.S. This means that, among other things, you are not supposed to remain outside of the American soil for an extended period of time, whic...
Read MoreAs a highly specialized individual in sciences, education, business, athletics, motion pictures or another type of artist, you might consider an O-1 visa “for people with extraordinary ability or achievement” to come into the United States. Although ...
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