Foreign individuals working in the United States can become a lawful permanent resident by obtaining employment-based green card. To receive an employment-based green card, two lucky things need to happen:
The worker needs to receive a job offer fro…
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It is now more than 180 days since implementation of the new unlawful presence policy by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) affecting F-1 students, M-1 students, and J-1 scholars, as well as their dependents. Read more her…
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In the US, there are several paths available for foreigners to work either temporarily or permanently. U.S. employers are permitted to hire and petition for foreign workers for temporary employment according to the terms of the specific non-immigrant…
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The Department of Homeland Security’s final rule titled “Registration Requirement for Petitioners Seeking To File H-1B Petitions on Behalf of Cap-Subject Aliens” has been published and is available at https://s3.amazonaws.com/public-inspection.…
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The United States is a beacon, which offers a chance to succeed and embrace new beginnings.
One method of obtaining lawful permanent residency is through a qualifying relative who is either a lawful permanent resident or a United States citizen. The…
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Did you know each year a maximum of 140,000 applicants are awarded green cards in employment-based categories? The employment-based immigration process allows eligible alien workers to live and work in the United States. EB-employees and their immedi…
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Did you know about 2.2 million immigrants stand to be affected by the policies across California, including an estimated 27,000 in the Sacramento area that uses public assistance programs?
Recent research from the UCLA Center for Health Policy Resear…
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Are you struggling to pay off your taxes? If so, the IRS could begin collection process. The IRS has access to all your financial records, and it knows how much money you have and where you keep it.
Wage garnishment not only leaves you short of money…
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CLIENT ALERT: USCIS to Begin Implementation of NTA Policy.
As of October 1, USCIS could initiate removal proceedings against some foreign nationals without underlying immigration status, if their applications are denied and they do not depart the U…
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On September 28, 2018, President Trump signed H.R. 6157, with a short-term continuing resolution (CR) preventing a government shutdown and extending certain programs, including the EB-5 Regional Center Program, through December 7, 2018. Without th…
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