Immigration Guides
The E2 and EB5 are both investment mechanisms that allow those seeking entry into the U.S. for business purposes to live and work in valid status. However, there are several key differences between the two. The E2 is a nonimmigrant visa that allows temporary…
The E2 investor visa is a powerful nonimmigrant option which allows one to live and operate their own business in the United States. However, an essential prerequisite of the visa requires that the business must either already be operational or on the verge of being…
Several years ago, during my early days as an immigration lawyer, I received a frantic call that set off a series of events I will never forget. Join me as I recount this gripping tale in an effort to provide insight into the unpredictable challenges that can arise during…
The Department of Labor has made significant structural and substantive changes to the employer-sponsored Application for Permanent Labor Certification process, and we are filling you in on the details! Both prospective green card applicants and sponsoring…
Hello, everyone! The mistake made by many new lawful permanent residents is believing that once they have obtained their green card, their status in the United States is secure. However, that is not necessarily the case. Permanent Residents can potentially lose their green card if…
A few weeks ago, we shared a video discussing a fascinating trend we’ve observed at our law firm: green card approval without an interview having first been conducted for an increasing number of individuals applying for marriage-based adjustment of status.
If you’re considering applying for an E2 investor visa, you may have questions about how funding your investment through a loan will impact the overall investment amount. In this blog post, we will delve into these questions and provide you with essential information to…
Welcome to our blog post where we will walk you through the step-by-step process of obtaining an employer-sponsored green card in the United States. The most common process, referred to as PERM labor certification or ‘PERM,’ is designed for foreign workers who receive a…
Planning for immigration to the United States can be a complex process requiring careful consideration and strategic decision-making. To ensure the best outcome for your case, it is crucial to work closely with an immigration lawyer who understands your…
In this blog post, we will delve into the advantages of the L1 visa—a nonimmigrant visa that allows a foreign company to transfer an executive, manager or specialized knowledge employee to work for a related U.S. company. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or a worker seeking…
Are you looking to make your entrepreneurial dream in the U.S. a reality? Although the U.S. does not have an official startup or entrepreneurial visa, there are various immigration pathways that can facilitate the goal of business ownership.
Hey everyone! If you’re considering an E2 investor visa, you might be wondering, “How much do I need to invest to get approved?” The regulations specify that the investment must be active and substantial, but there is no particular dollar amount associated with…
The E2 visa is an investor visa that allows an individual to live in the United States and operate their own business, based on making an investment in a U.S. business. It is important to note that the E2 visa application process requires a substantial amount of documentation…
Aspiring entrepreneurs and investors looking to pursue the American Dream through an E2 Investor Visa should be aware of the limitations of an E2 visa. For example, not all E2 visas are valid for the same length of time, and not all E2 visas have the same terms regarding their ability to…
In today’s blog post, we will explore the Requests for Evidence (RFE) and understand how they affect new immigration policies. RFEs are issued by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). An RFE is a request for additional evidence that…
Michael Ashoori, Esq.
President of Ashoori Law
I’m a U.S. immigration lawyer and I help families, professionals, investors, and entrepreneurs get visas, green cards, and citizenship to the United States.
Since starting my law firm, I’ve helped hundreds of people from all over the world with their immigration needs. I’m very passionate, hard-working, and committed to my clients.
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