L-1 visas let you bring your spouse and kids to the US, with your spouse even able to work and your children able to attend school.
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Need permission to work in the US? Apply for a Work Permit (EAD) with Form I-765 (consider if you're an asylum seeker, green card applicant, DACA recipient, etc.; check processing times).
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Work Permit Expiring Soon? Don't Risk Your Job! Here's How to Renew Your EAD in One Simple Step (Plus What You Need to Know)...
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EB-5 Green Card Temporary? Here's How to Ditch the Conditions and Unlock Permanent Residency. Form I-829 Might Be Your Key...
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Intracompany Transfer Visas: Unveiling the L-1A & L-1B Secrets (Managerial vs. Specialized Knowledge)...
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Live Abroad But Want a US Green Card? The EB-3 Visa Might Be Your Path (Even with a Catch!)...
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Immigrants who suffered domestic violence or qualifying crimes can file Form I-360 for VAWA self-petitioner status, work permit (Form I-765), and potential renewal, while consulting an attorney for complexities.
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USCIS offers work authorization (EADs valid until August 13, 2025) to certain Palestinians covered by the President's DED memo (apply with Form I-765, see Federal Register notice for details).
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USCIS is extending EAD renewal work authorization by up to 540 days for eligible applicants (filed on or after Oct 27, 2023 or within 540 days of the rule's publication) to avoid gaps while they address processing backlogs.
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L-1 visas for managers/executives (L-1A) and specialized knowledge workers (L-1B) require at least 1 year of continuous work abroad with the company's foreign branch in the past 3 years (brief breaks okay with explanation).
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Stuck on a Visa but Dream of a Green Card (EB-3)? This Might Be Your Path (Spoiler Alert: It's Not Easy)...
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Entertainment work visas see a brighter future with clearer USCIS guides, industry collaboration…
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Green card expired with renewal pending? Apply for an EAD for continued work authorization while your renewal is processed.
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L-1 visa job ended? Explore new employer sponsorship..
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Changing jobs on a non-immigrant visa? Here’s what you need to know…
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Form I-129 lets US employers sponsor temporary foreign workers in various categories. Here’s what you need to know…
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Green card applicants can work with an EAD alongside their application (Form I-765), existing work visas, AC21 portability after 180 days (certain job changes), or special immigrant work authorization (consult an attorney for your specific situation).
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EB-3 visas for sponsored foreign workers come in 3 flavors: skilled workers (2 years experience or relevant education), professionals (US bachelor's degree in the field), and other workers (high school diploma and 2 years experience).
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The Program: L-1 visas allow multinational companies to transfer certain employees to their US offices.
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Sponsoring a foreign worker's green card? Form I-140 is the key!
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