The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) is one of the most powerful pathways to a Green Card for talented professionals, as it allows them to bypass the lengthy labor certification…
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For accomplished professionals on an O-1 visa, securing an EB-1A Green Card represents the pinnacle of professional immigration—a transition from temporary status to permanent residency. But this path isn't simply…
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The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program offers a direct path to permanent residency (a "Green Card") in the United States for foreign nationals and their eligible family members who make a…
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If you are in the United States on an E-2 visa and notice the expiration date on your visa stamp is approaching, you might worry about your legal status. The…
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Receiving approval for your National Interest Waiver (NIW) petition, also known as Form I-140, is an important milestone on the path to permanent residency in the United States. However, many…
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If you’re considering applying for or currently hold an E-2 visa, a common question is whether there’s a maximum time limit for maintaining this status in the United States. The…
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If you’ve been issued an E-2 investor visa, you may assume that this guarantees entry into the United States. However, that is not the case. A visa grants you permission…
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A key question for E-2 visa applicants and holders is whether the original investment, often a substantial amount such as $100,000, must remain in the business after the visa is…
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One of the most common misconceptions about the E-2 investor visa is that you must hire employees before applying. In reality, you are not required to have employees in place…
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A common question among E-2 visa holders is whether they can sponsor their spouse for a green card through their E-2 business. The answer is no, and the reason lies…
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Many foreign entrepreneurs pursue the E-2 visa to operate a business in the United States. But what happens if that business begins to struggle or ultimately fails? This is a…
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5 notable differences of Canadian and US immigration. Nation-specific quotas; age; time spent in country; language tests; requirement for a sponsoring employer.
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Your spouse can apply for a dependent visa with you in your home country, even if she is not a national of this country.
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