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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We just had a first-time O-1A petition approved without RFE by the California Service Center for a recently graduated microbiome scientist on STEM-OPT.
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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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This blog post explores the key immigration-related executive orders issued by President Trump, their implications for individuals and employers, and the legal challenges they may face.
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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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We just had three family-based green card petitions approved by USCIS at the National Benefits Center of Missouri.
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The E-2 visa, which allows foreign investors to live and work in the United States while managing a business, has remained a popular option for entrepreneurs. A common question is…
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An approved NIW petition doesn’t grant work authorization. You must maintain a valid visa or apply for an EAD during the green card process.
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The O-1 visa is attainable for professionals who can demonstrate extraordinary ability through original contributions, critical roles, and media recognition.
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E-2 visa duration depends on your nationality and consular discretion, ranging from 3 months to 5 years. Applicants are admitted for 2 years per entry.
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We just had an E-2 renewal petition approved at the U.S. consulate in Auckland, New Zealand.
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Changing employers on an O-1 visa is possible by filing a new petition with a new employer, your own company, or a U.S. agent.
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Housing costs cannot be included in E-2 visa investments. Focus on business expenses like a commercial lease to strengthen your application.
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A criminal conviction doesn’t automatically bar you from obtaining a U.S. visa. With a waiver, many non-immigrant visa applicants can overcome inadmissibility.
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The O-1 visa offers advantages over the H-1B, including no lottery, employment flexibility, and unlimited renewals, but requires proof of extraordinary ability.
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One of our E-2 clients was just approved for an EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) I-140 petition.
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We just had a conditional green card petition approved based on a marriage to a US citizen.
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We just had an E-2 investor petition approved for a hedge fund.
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After I-140 approval, wait for your priority date to become current, then file for adjustment of status or consular processing to obtain your green card.
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Spouses of E-1 and E-2 visa holders don’t need separate work authorization if admitted in E-1S or E-2S status. Verify status to ensure eligibility.
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Learn how to transition from O-1 to EB-1A status by evaluating your current case, addressing gaps, and building a compelling petition for permanent residency.
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