Immigration Guides
H1B Visa FAQ: Most Commonly Asked Questions Answered
H1B visas are extremely popular. This is because they are the most common nonimmigrant work visas available to professionals or “specialty workers.” H1B visas are routinely utilized by US corporations and organizations throughout the country, regardless of…
Read MoreEB1A Criteria: What USCIS is Really Looking For
As an immigration attorney, I often see extremely talented, extraordinary individuals at a loss of how to get a green card. Often times, these clients do not have the traditional employer or family member inline to sponsor them. Fortunately, for those at the top of their…
Read MoreHow to Get a Green Card
As a U.S. immigration lawyer, my clients often ask me how they can get a green card. The answer is that there are many possible ways to get a green card. The best option for you will depend on your particular circumstances. In this guide, I will explain most of…
Read MoreReentry Permit FAQs: Your Most Common Questions Answered
As a U.S. immigration lawyer, I’ve helped many U.S. lawful permanent residents to get their reentry permit. After numerous consultations, I’ve noticed that many people have the same questions regarding reentry permits. As a U.S. permanent resident…
Read MoreWhat is the Difference Between the L1 Visa and EB1C Visa?
Two very powerful immigration options for investors, entrepreneurs, and other individuals are the L1 visa and the EB1C visa. Both of these options allow a foreign company to transfer an employee to work in the United States for a related U.S. company. While the L1…
Read MoreNaturalization Process: What to Expect from Start to Finish
Naturalization is the process through which someone is granted U.S. citizenship after they satisfy certain requirements. In this guide, I will discuss the naturalization process from start to finish.
Read MoreRefugee Travel Document Fee: Everything You Need to Know
As a refugee or asylee in the United States, you should strongly consider applying for a refugee travel document if you plan to travel outside of the U.S. Leaving the United States without a refugee travel document can result in an inability to reenter the country or…
Read MoreRefugee Travel Document Processing Time: How to Solve Timing Issues
Are you in the United States in refugee or asylum status? If so, you will need a refugee travel document to travel outside of the United States. A refugee travel document is a small booklet, similar to a passport, and is necessary to travel if you are a refugee or…
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