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How to Move from a Visa to a Green Card in the United States

This webinar will appeal to people who are in the United States on a visa and would like a green card. For those on an E-2, TN, H-1B, L-1 or other non-immigrant visa,  the question of moving to a green card often comes up.  The webinar will explore the top ways to move from a visa to a green card including, EB-5 green card, National Interest Waiver (NIW), Family based Green Card options, EB-1 Extraordinary ability green cards, and job sponsorship Green Cards.

What is an L-1 Visa · The L-1 Visa Requirements Explained

This webinar will go over the L-1 visa requirements. L-1 visas are temporary, non-immigrant visas which allow companies to transfer overseas qualified employees to their U.S. parent or subsidiary companies. In essence the webinar will cover: What counts as a qualifying relationship between companies; L-1s for new offices; What documents must be submitted to prove that the employee worked for the company abroad for at least one year out of the past three years; Differences between L-1A and L-1B visas; How to prove the applicant worked in an executive, managerial or specialized knowledge role; Qualifying for an L-1 as a company owner; How long L-1 visas can be granted for; L-1 and green cards; Which family members can accompany an L-1 visa holder; Deciding whether to apply for the L-1 or E-2.

E-2 Visa Requirements & Renewal Considerations

An E-2 visa a visa that is available to investors and entrepreneurs who want to live and work in the U.S. Many mistake this visa with the “million dollar” EB-5 green card, but this visa is available with investment amounts that are much lower. This webinar will summarize the E-2 visa requirements with an emphasis on investment amounts that are less than $100,000 and other risky cases such as real estate and other business types.

How to get an EB-5 Investor Green Card

The EB-5 program allows a person to invest $800,000 in a business to get a green card. To qualify, the business must create 10 full-time jobs. On March 11, the EB-5 Regional Center program was restarted and is now alive and well. This webinar will go over the EB-5 rules and regulations for both regional centers and direct EB-5 investment. The webinar will also discuss the practical considerations of moving from an E-2 or other nonimmigrant visa to an EB-5 green card. Finally, the webinar will review the EB-5 green card process, timing, and other considerations.

Extraordinary Ability Visas and Green Cards Explained (O-1, EB-1 & NIW)

There are a number of different business visa categories in the U.S. One category of visas relates to extraordinary ability where the Government feels that one may deserve a visa or green card because of some special quality, or based on a significant benefit one may provide. The webinar will cover a number of different categories including: O-1A, O-1B, EB-1, & National Interest visas. Some common topics include: The difference between O-1A & O-1B visas; What is included in expert opinion letters; Which category should you apply for; Considerations when moving from a visa to a green card; entrepreneur considerations; How to apply for a National Interest Waiver, and more. You will also receive a free guide for each of the areas we discuss.

E-1 Visa Requirements Explained

An E-1 Visa is often an overlooked visa. This visa is available to nationals of certain countries that engage in trade with the U.S. This seminar will go over the E-1 visa requirements including: – What is an E-1 Visa? (The E-1 requirements explained) – What is Trade? – How much Trade is enough? – Other Trade considerations – How to apply for an E-1 visa – E-1 Visa developments and adjudication Trends – E-1 Visa, business plan, employee and entity considerations – Common reasons for E-1 denials – What it takes to renew an E-1.

E-2 Visa Options where the Investment Amount is Low or Risky Cases

An E-2 visa a visa that is available to investors and entrepreneurs who want to live and work in the U.S. Many mistake this visa with the “million dollar” EB-5 green card, but this visa is available with investment amounts that are much lower. This webinar will summarize the E-2 visa requirements with an emphasis on investment amounts that are less than $100,000 and other risky cases such as real estate and other business types.

Extraordinary Ability Visas and Green Cards Explained (O-1, EB-1 & NIW)

There are a number of different business visa categories in the U.S. One category of visas relates to extraordinary ability where the Government feels that one may deserve a visa or green card because of some special quality, or based on a significant benefit one may provide. The webinar will cover a number of different categories including: O-1A, O-1B, EB-1, & National Interest visas. Some common topics include: The difference between O-1A & O-1B visas; What is included in expert opinion letters; Which category should you apply for; Considerations when moving from a visa to a green card; entrepreneur considerations; How to apply for a National Interest Waiver, and more. You will also receive a free guide for each of the areas we discuss.

How to Move from a Visa to a Green Card in the United States

This webinar will appeal to people who are in the United States on a visa and would like a green card. For those on an E-2, TN, H-1B, L-1 or other non-immigrant visa,  the question of moving to a green card often comes up.  The webinar will explore the top ways to move from a visa to a green card including, EB-5 green card, National Interest Waiver (NIW), Family based Green Card options, EB-1 Extraordinary ability green cards, and job sponsorship Green Cards.

Employment Based Green Card Options

The employment based green card categories covered are: EB-1 Extraordinary Ability; EB-2 National Interest Waiver; EB-2/EB-3 (PERM) and EB-5. Specific topics covered include: What is the labor certification process? What is a PERM? The green card process (adjustment of status and consular processing) Who can pay for green card fees? Dual intent explained; Which visas have dual intent? Considerations when moving from a visa to a green card; Green card interview considerations. What is porting? Can I change employers during the process? Can I change employers after I get my green card?

E-2 Visa Requirements & Renewal Considerations

An E-2 visa a visa that is available to investors and entrepreneurs who want to live and work in the U.S. Many mistake this visa with the “million dollar” EB-5 green card, but this visa is available with investment amounts that are much lower. This webinar will summarize the E-2 visa requirements with an emphasis on investment amounts that are less than $100,000 and other risky cases such as real estate and other business types.

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