Business Immigration

H-1B Visa: Cap-Exempt V.S. Cap-Subject

H-1B Visa: Cap-Exempt V.S. Cap-Subject

Are you thinking about applying for an H-1B visa to work in the U.S.? One of the most important factors to consider is whether your job is cap-exempt or cap-subject. While many people know about the competitive H-1B lottery, not all employers have to participate—some are entirely exempt! So, what’s the difference between cap-exempt and cap-subject H-1Bs, and why does…

How does your Criminal History Impact Your Citizenship Application?

How does your Criminal History Impact Your Citizenship Application?

Have you ever been convicted of a crime or arrested in the United States and are considering applying for citizenship? Are you worried if your criminal history prevents you from becoming a U.S. Citizen? If so, read on to learn how your criminal history may impact your eligibility or chances of obtaining U.S. citizenship.  Bars to US Citizenship Any criminal…

Three Harmful Consequences of Lying to Your Immigration Attorney

Three Harmful Consequences of Lying to Your Immigration Attorney

Are you currently working on or planning to work in the future on an immigration case with an accredited attorney? Hiring an immigration attorney is an excellent way of ensuring that your application is completed in an efficient, organized and accurate manner. However, it is critical that you maintain an honest, transparent relationship with your attorney. Read on to learn…

Basics Of A TN Visa For Mexican Citizens

Basics Of A TN Visa For Mexican Citizens

What you need to know about TN for Mexican Citizens Are you a Mexican professional looking to work in the United States? Under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), you could have the option to get a temporary work visa in the United States. Read on to find out more information on the TN Visa for Mexican citizens. Overview…

3 steps to filing a waiver of inadmissibility application with an immigration attorney

3 steps to filing a waiver of inadmissibility application with an immigration attorney

Waiver of Inadmissibility Application If you are planning to travel to the United States, either with an immigrant visa, to adjust your status, or even with certain types of non-immigrant visas, but at the time of your interview at the U.S. consulate for some reason you are found inadmissible, you can apply for a waiver of inadmissibility, with the help…