Explanation of the Executive Action As a preliminary note, it is important to understand that the strategy proposed by the President in his speech on November 20, 2014, is categorized as an executive action, not an executive order. Executive actions are a set of policy goals set forth by the President, applied to agencies and […]
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Barack Obama’s Immigration Reform Proposals Last night President Obama announced a bold executive action aimed directly at reforming and expanding current immigration policy. Following a lack of action on behalf of Congress to propose comprehensive reform, President Obama laid out a series of defined and targeted actions that would change the face of immigration policy […]
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Selecting an Immigration Lawyer for Your H-1B Visa Application With 85,000+ new H1B visas provided each year by USCIS and thousands of other individuals in H1B status or subject to the H1B cap, there are easily hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of searches for a suitable H1B visa immigration lawyers by individuals and employers throughout […]
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The E-3 visa is a 2-year nonimmigrant US work visa that is exclusively for citizens of Australia. The visa allows Australian nationals to work for a sponsoring US company in a “specialty occupation” role. Although the visa is capped at 10,500 a year, it has never filled up. Intro Unlike some other types of work […]
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The purpose of this blog post is to discuss the type of evidence that is usually provided to meet the O-1 visa extraordinary ability requirements for an Art Director or Creative Director. Introduction to the O-1 Visa for an Art Director or Creative Director In order to qualify for an O-1 visa as an Art […]
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One of the most challenging types of H-1B visa filings is one where the H-1B worker will be placed at a third party work-site. The reason this type of H-1B visa filing is so challenging is because the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (“USCIS”) is highly concerned about a wide variety of issues pertaining to […]
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