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EB2 or EB3 (Green Card by Employer with PERM)

Tina Ghomashchian May 31, 2023

Unfortunately, obtaining a green card through employment is often a lengthy and arduous process.

Brazilians in America: A New Wave

Rodrigo Costa March 15, 2023

One of the largest countries in the world, with a full and vivid democracy, a diverse geography and population, a passion for coffee, and a long-standing tradition of welcoming immigrants from all parts of the planet. The sentence above can easily describe the United States, but it’s also a perfect description of Brazil. Not by accident, those two nations have

Which is better, file a fiancée petition and get married in the U.S. or get married abroad and process for an immigrant visa?

Steven Thal July 5, 2021

This is a common question raised by many couples. There is no right or wrong answer but there are a number of considerations to take into account. First of all, I have no personal preference which process to follow. What is more important is does the couple want to get married in the U.S. or do they want to get

Biden’s First 100 Days & Its Impact on U.S. Business Immigration

Giselle Carson May 12, 2021

President Biden came into office pledging bold and swift action to bring a new vision for U.S. immigration policy. During his first 100 days as president, Mr. Biden introduced comprehensive immigration reform legislation and directed federal agencies to conduct a thorough review of immigration policies introduced by the Trump Administration. The Biden Administration has also implemented many reforms that have

Biden’s Immigration Plan for His First 100 Days

Gigi Gardner January 26, 2021

President Joe Biden has promised to reverse Trump’s hostile immigration agenda in his first 100 days. Some changes are expected to come quickly through executive orders and agency memos, but regulations and legislation could take months. UNDOING THE DAMAGE FROM DAY ONE Biden promises to reinstate DACA on day one. He’s also promised to include Dreamers in his education plan

Business Immigration Clients’ Wish List to the Biden-Harris Administration

Giselle Carson December 11, 2020

After four years of chaotic immigration policies, where no one knew what the policy would be tomorrow, immigration clients and attorneys are ready for thoughtful and effective immigration policy consistency. U.S. business immigration reform and consistency is desperately needed. The Trump Administration made more than 400 immigration policy changes that have reshaped and delayed every aspect of the system. For

O-1 Visas: Everything You Need to Know

Deirdre Nero July 18, 2020

A foreigner with extraordinary skills in a particular field may wish to come to the United States temporarily and work for a specific employer. Later on, he may decide that he wants to stay in the United States and even become a U.S. citizen. However, once he has an O-1 Visa, he must first become a legal permanent resident and

The Aftermath of COVID-19 on Immigration

Gigi Gardner July 13, 2020

What happens to immigration during a global pandemic, when international travel comes to a screeching halt and the economy worldwide is suddenly turned on its head? In just a few months, the effects have been far-reaching. INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS Entry into the United States has been suspended of all foreign nationals who have been in China, Iran, Europe and Brazil

Recent Updates to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

Deirdre Nero July 8, 2020

At the beginning of July, about 13,400 United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) employees, began to receive furlough notices. Federal agencies are required by law to send out notices 30 days before the actual furlough date. Specifically, this means that the agency will require these staffers to take unpaid leaves of absence, but they will technically still be employed.

A Pathway to a United States E-2 Visa from Grenadian Citizenship

Deirdre Nero July 3, 2020

An individual can gain citizenship and dual citizenship through a variety of avenues. For example, one may have been born in a country that grants birthright citizenship, like the United States, and then naturalized in another country that allows dual citizenship, like Canada. A citizenship by marriage is also a viable option available in many countries. Another citizenship opportunity is