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.
The National Interest Waiver (NIW) is an employment based green card category that permits self-petitioning. It is available to entrepreneurs and a wide range of endeavors. This webinar will go over what is needed to obtain a National Interest Waiver. The focus will be on how to show that your endeavor has substantial merit and national importance, as well as how to show you are well positioned to advance the endeavor. Changes in NIW law have made NIW petitions more available to entrepreneurs and other applicants.
This seminar will go over the TN visa requirements including: The TN visa requirements explained; what is Sponsorship? Why a TN Visa does not require Sponsorship; tips of how to deal with prospective employers; differences for Canadian and Mexican Nationals; difficult TN categories (Management Consultant & Economist); the TN Application process explained; and some tips and common TN visa pitfalls.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The employment based green card categories covered are: EB-1 Extraordinary Ability; EB-2 National Interest Waiver; EB-2/EB-3 (PERM). 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?
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.
The National Interest Waiver (NIW) is an employment based green card category that permits self-petitioning. It is available to entrepreneurs and a wide range of endeavors. This webinar will go over what is needed to obtain a National Interest Waiver. The focus will be on how to show that your endeavor has substantial merit and national importance, as well as how to show you are well positioned to advance the endeavor. Changes in NIW law have made NIW petitions more available to entrepreneurs and other applicants.
This seminar will go over the TN visa requirements including: The TN visa requirements explained; what is Sponsorship? Why a TN Visa does not require Sponsorship; tips of how to deal with prospective employers; differences for Canadian and Mexican Nationals; difficult TN categories (Management Consultant & Economist); the TN Application process explained; and some tips and common TN visa pitfalls.
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.
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.
The National Interest Waiver (NIW) is an employment based green card category that permits self-petitioning. It is available to entrepreneurs and a wide range of endeavors. This webinar will go over what is needed to obtain a National Interest Waiver. The focus will be on how to show that your endeavor has substantial merit and national importance, as well as how to show you are well positioned to advance the endeavor. Changes in NIW law have made NIW petitions more available to entrepreneurs and other applicants.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The National Interest Waiver (NIW) is an employment based green card category that permits self-petitioning. It is available to entrepreneurs and a wide range of endeavors. This webinar will go over what is needed to obtain a National Interest Waiver. The focus will be on how to show that your endeavor has substantial merit and national importance, as well as how to show you are well positioned to advance the endeavor. Changes in NIW law have made NIW petitions more available to entrepreneurs and other applicants.
This seminar will go over the TN visa requirements including: The TN visa requirements explained; what is Sponsorship? Why a TN Visa does not require Sponsorship; tips of how to deal with prospective employers; differences for Canadian and Mexican Nationals; difficult TN categories (Management Consultant & Economist); the TN Application process explained; and some tips and common TN visa pitfalls.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The National Interest Waiver (NIW) is an employment based green card category that permits self-petitioning. It is available to entrepreneurs and a wide range of endeavors. This webinar will go over what is needed to obtain a National Interest Waiver. The focus will be on how to show that your endeavor has substantial merit and national importance, as well as how to show you are well positioned to advance the endeavor. Changes in NIW law have made NIW petitions more available to entrepreneurs and other applicants.
The employment based green card categories covered are: EB-1 Extraordinary Ability; EB-2 National Interest Waiver; EB-2/EB-3 (PERM). 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?
This seminar will go over the TN visa requirements including: The TN visa requirements explained; what is Sponsorship? Why a TN Visa does not require Sponsorship; tips of how to deal with prospective employers; differences for Canadian and Mexican Nationals; difficult TN categories (Management Consultant & Economist); the TN Application process explained; and some tips and common TN visa pitfalls.
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.
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.
