Our client just had a marriage based green card approved by USCIS without an interview. The client is a Canadian national and the green card was approved approximately 9 months after filing the green card petition. The petition was approved…
Scott Legal is happy to announce that we just received notice that USCIS approved our application to extend E-2 investor status for our client, a national of Ethiopia.
We just had an E-2 status approved by USCIS. The applicant was granted the status for 2 years and the business is a grocery store and a restaurant, specializing in Halal meat, Bangladeshi food stuffs and Bangladeshi frozen fish.
A sole proprietorship cannot file an L-1 petition on behalf of the sole proprietor-owner, as USCIS considers this to be a self-petition, which is not permissible for the L-1 visa.
Yes, an H1B petition is automatically revoked in certain situations, and in other cases, USCIS may issue a notice of intent to revoke (USCIS) for grounds including a petitioner’s noncompliance with H visa requirements.
We just had an E-2 approval with U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS), which approved the application after only eight days through the premium processing service.
We just had an E-2 investor petition approval at USCIS. The applicant, a national of Finland, was granted a change of status for two years and the business is a sports goods company.
USCIS will process a change of status application on Form I-539 and a subsequently filed I-129 petition at the same time when an employer files the I-129 using premium processing.
A noncitizen would be considered a public charge if the Department of Homeland Security, “DHS” determines based on a totality of the circumstance-based analysis that a noncitizen is likely to become primarily dependent on the government for subsistence.
A noncitizen would be considered a public charge if the Department of Homeland Security, “DHS” determines based on a totality of the circumstance based analysis that a noncitizen is likely to become primarily dependent on the government for subsistence.
Today Scott Legal obtained another approval for an E-2 from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS). The applicant is a national from Canada who is eligible through her purchase of a Landscaping business in Florida.
Today, The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service, “USCIS” announced that effective September 26, 2022, green card validity dates are being extended for a period of 24 months after the date of expiration.
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