The EB-5 visa offers foreign investors the opportunity to obtain a U.S. green card by making a substantial investment in a new commercial enterprise. This investment must lead to the…
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An I-140 denial does not bar you from an E-2 visa, but you must clarify your non-immigrant intent when applying and at the port of entry.
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The L-1 visa does not automatically lead to a green card. However, some L-1 holders may qualify for an EB-1C green card, which has stricter requirements.
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Despite claims that the EB-5 program will end, a president cannot unilaterally terminate it. Learn about the legal process and what to expect.
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E-2 visa holders can obtain a green card through marriage, the EB-2 NIW, or the EB-5 investor program. Learn the top three transition pathways.
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A top reason for EB-5 denials is failure to prove a lawful source of funds. Learn why USCIS scrutinizes financial records and how to avoid common pitfalls.
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Money paid to yourself or family does not count as an E-2 investment. Ensure funds go to third-party business expenses to meet visa requirements.
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The TN visa offers Canadian and Mexican professionals an efficient route to U.S. employment, with no sponsorship or prevailing wage requirements for employers.
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The TN visa is cost-effective for U.S. employers, requiring only a job offer and a support letter, with no sponsorship fees or complex filing requirements.
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Learn about potential changes to E-2 visa investment requirements, including increased emphasis on U.S.-based spending under the "Buy American, Hire American" initiative.
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The TN visa does not require U.S. employer sponsorship, simplifying the hiring process by eliminating labor market testing and prevailing wage requirements.
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The U.S. has suspended its refugee program, increasing restrictions on humanitarian protection. Learn about the policy changes and their legal impact.
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Learn the simple requirements for U.S. employers hiring under the TN visa, from providing a support letter to complying with standard labor laws.
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Direct EB-5 investments offer control and active involvement, while regional center investments provide a hands-off approach for those focused solely on obtaining a green card.
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Learn how stricter policies may impact E-2 visa employees, including increased scrutiny and requirements to prove the necessity of foreign hires.
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Proposed changes to birthright citizenship challenge the 14th Amendment and are likely unconstitutional. Learn about the legal implications and potential impact on families.
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TN visa holders can work for multiple employers, but they must obtain government approval for each employer before starting work to maintain their status.
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Dependents can apply for E-2 visas at a consulate, but it’s best if the primary applicant secures a visa stamp first to avoid complications.
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E-2 visa change of status denials cannot be formally appealed, but you can reapply or apply at a U.S. consulate after addressing the denial’s reasons.
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E-2 visa interviews require the presence of the primary applicant, spouse, and children over 14. Children under 14 must remain in the same country but usually don’t need to attend.
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