Are you the undocumented stepchild under 21 of a U.S Citizen seeking a new way to remain in the country on parole with your family? Is the prospect of leaving the country to apply for permanent residence a stressor on your family? If so, there may be a new, streamlined path to access parole and work permits while remaining here…
Are you the undocumented spouse of a U.S Citizen seeking a new, streamlined path to permanent residence? As of August 19, 2024, the Biden administration has opened up a new Parole in Place (PIP) Program, with the I-131F form, aimed at helping spouses and step-children of U.S. Citizens. This is a major expansion to the Parole in Place program which…
Are you an F-1 international student who is completing your Optional Practical Training (OPT) in the United States and will be starting an H-1B job in the fall? Because H-1B visa jobs begin in October, many individuals completing OPT lose their employment authorization or even their status to remain in the country for up to a few months prior to…
When filing for an O-1 visa, you will need an employer or agent sponsor. If you are deciding between an agent or employer petitioner, read on to learn more about their differences and which option is better for you. Introduction O-1 visas are nonimmigrant visas for individuals with extraordinary abilities. You are likely someone who possesses an extraordinary ability in…
Are you an individual with extraordinary abilities in your field? The O-1 visa offers an exciting opportunity for you to come and work in the U.S. in the field you specialize in, such as the sciences, athletics, arts, education, or business. It could also be applicable for those in the motion picture and/or television industry. However, you will need to…
On June 4, 2024, President Biden announced his administration’s new executive actions affecting non-citizens entering through the southern border, specifically those seeking asylum. Leveraging his executive powers as well as new rules issued by the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security, the president has mandated that, until the numbers of non-citizens encountered at the border reduces to an average of…
O-1B Visa for Chefs Are you a renowned culinary artist interested in working in the United States? If your work is nationally or even internationally recognized, you may qualify for an O-1 Visa that recognizes your extraordinary ability in culinary arts. Read on to find out if this special visa is the option for you. What is an O-1 Visa?…
H-1B Visa Application Have you ever dreamed of working in the United States, pursuing your career ambitions on a global stage? The H-1B visa might be your ticket to making that dream a reality. This article will give an overview of the H-1B visa application process. Who is eligible for an H1-B Visa? If you hold a bachelor’s degree or…
Exploring the B-1 Nanny Visa Are you living overseas and wondering about the possibility of bringing your nanny with you to the United States? For certain temporary visa holders and U.S. Citizens, the B-1 domestic employee visa provides a pathway to do just that. Read on to learn more about the key requirements for both employers and employees looking to…
Basics of The E-3 Speciality Occupation Visa for Australians Are you an Australian national with a bachelor’s degree seeking U.S. employment? If so, you may qualify for the E3 Visa–a low cost, no lottery option for a U.S. employment visa! Read more to learn if you qualify for the E-3 Speciality Occupation Employment Visa! Overview of E-3 Visa The E3…
