In assessing the “well positioned” requirement, generally USCIS looks for evidence of a track record of success in the field, a plan for future activities, progress towards achieving the proposed…
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You can meet the “scholarly articles” criteria if the article is written for learned persons and if the publication’s intended audience and circulation makes it a professional publication, major trade…
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How the E-2 applicant who is purchasing a majority share of an existing business can show that the funds are irrevocably committed and at risk.
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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.
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A description of how long the EB-5 applicant needs to keep their investment at risk.
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Being an outstanding figure in a narrow niche could serve as an advantage to support a case of extraordinary ability.
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A successful EB1A appeals case, Eguchi v. Kelly, for a Brazilian bullfighter shows that awards for newcomers, articles on professional association websites, and above-average salary can meet the EB1A criteria…
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If you are Canadian, you can either apply for a TN at the border or with USCIS. If you are Mexican national, you can either apply for a TN at…
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An NIW case study that found National Importance for an applicant who proposed to develop and distribute a mobile app for people with disabilities.
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A successful proposed endeavor may indicate the potential of advancing the field, such as by developing new procedures or products that offer improvements over conventional solutions, deliver services or products…
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Foreign nationals who are inadmissible to the U.S. but still want to visit temporarily can apply for a waiver and may be able to change/extend their status in the U.S.,…
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The TN Letter should contain detailed information about your job in the U.S. and this blog post will discuss the details such letter should contain.
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For a DV lottery application, you either have to be born in one of the eligible countries for the particular fiscal year, or you must be chargeable to such country.
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A parent’s intent to abandon their green card will be imputed to the minor children who are in their custody and control.
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If a green card holder wants to abandon their legal permanent resident status, they can file Form I-407 with USCIS or CBP.
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Foreign nationals who come to the U.S. on F-1 student visas may have the opportunity to apply for work authorization before or after their graduation.
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It is possible to switch from an E2 visa to an EB1C green card as long as the applicant meets all the EB1C requirements.
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USCIS requires filing fees for the majority of non-immigrant and immigrant applications. Filing fees can be paid through the following methods.
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USCIS has proposed several key changes to the H-1B regulations.
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The State Department announces considerable retrogression for EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, and EB-5 applications.
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