With the rising popularity of Shark Tank, Creatives, Entrepreneurs & IPOs being lauded as lucrative career goals for young people; the ability to forge international business relationships has become invaluable. The reality is that young people connect with each other internationally every day, and they are starting to realize they're not bound within his or her own country when leveraging resources and strategic partnerships to launch a start-up company.
This is Why E-2 Investor Visas are Causing Millennials & Generation Z to Jump for Joy!
When a Non-US Citizen Needs to Hire Both an Immigration & Criminal Attorney...Is it Possible to Hire Two for the Price of One?
Does Your Immigration Lawyer Have The Deer In The Headlight Look?
The Critical Link between Conditional Green Card & Applying for U.S. Citizenship
The N-400 Application to become a U.S. Citizen can be a landmine for Permanent Residents who do not understand the critical link between the I-751 Removal of Conditions and Citizenship process. An N-400 Naturalization Application often resembles an audit. Hopefully, with the help of experienced immigration counsel you will file for Naturalization successfully without delay or surprise based on the below pointers.
Playing the 6th Month Travel Game As A U.S. Permanent Resident? Not a Good Idea
Becoming a U.S. Permanent Resident of the United States is a very exciting accomplishment- that is until you can't find work, qualified affordable child care, or a close family member abroad falls ill unexpectedly. These are a few of the reasons Permanent Residents often leave the United States for extensive periods of time despite the risk of abandoning their U.S. Permanent Resident Status. Unfortunately, it is a popular myth that U.S. permanent residents need just return to the United States every six months to avoid the risk of being stripped of permanent resident status by U.S. Customs Border & Patrol ("CBP").
It's important to note that the requirements to not lose permanent resident status versus the rules to apply for Naturalization are very different. First, Permanent Residency requires a reentry permit and proof of continuous residency. Working with experienced immigration legal counsel is an essential step before relocating abroad for even a short period of time.
When Temporary Protection Status Is No longer an Option...Think PERM!
When Abuse Starts... It May Be Time To End Your Marriage Based Green Card Petition & Switch To Self-Sponsored Petition Instead
My Fiancée Visa I-129F is Approved What Next? And is There a Faster Way?
Tips on How To Handle Expiring Temporary Visas and Permanent Resident Cards
Without These 3 Key RFE principles Your U.S. Work Visa Application Process May Be Doomed to Fail
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