Blog Posts in October, 2015

Coping With A Deportation Case

Unless you have U.S. citizenship, you may be concerned about the possibility that you may be deported someday, with good reason. Making even a simple mistake may result in your receipt of a notice to appear. If you have received this notice, you’ll need to contact a United States deportation attorney right away. Your deportation attorney will review your case and determine which strategy might be ...

Understanding Grounds For Deportation

A deportation attorney can assist you if you’re being threatened with deportation by an employer or another party. As your United States deportation attorney can explain to you, there are many possible reasons why deportation may occur. For example, a person may be deported if his or her status as a conditional permanent resident was terminated, if he or she was found to have committed marriage ...

Breaking Down The Eligibility Requirements For E2 Visas

If you would like to start or grow a business in the U.S., a United States immigration lawyer may advise you to apply for an E2 visa. The E2 nonimmigrant classification allows you to be in the U.S. provided you invest a substantial amount of capital in a new or existing enterprise. There are strict eligibility requirements you must meet, such as being a citizen of a treaty country. You can consult ...

Filing For A U.S. Work Visa

Each year, the United States welcomes thousands of foreign workers from around the world. If you have a job offer from a company in the United States, you can apply for a work visa to live in the country legally. Each employment category for admission has different requirements and conditions, but generally the first thing you will need is a letter from your employer stating your position and the ...

Are You Eligible For Immigrant Investor Status?

If you are engaged in a new commercial enterprise in the United States, you may be eligible to obtain an EB-5 visa. Also known as “immigration through investment,” obtaining an EB-5 classification is a way for qualified individuals to become permanent legal U.S. residents. To qualify for the EB-5 visa, you must demonstrate that a “qualified investment” is being made that will benefit the U.S. ...