USCIS has streamlined the process for issuing Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) to refugees. This means a wait time of around 30 days, compared to several months previously!
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Sponsoring a foreign worker's green card? Form I-140 is the key!
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Head to USCIS Case Status Online: Visit https://egov.uscis.gov/
Find Your Receipt Number: It's a 13-character code (e.g., MSC1234567890) on your USCIS receipt notice (Form I-797).
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As a DACA recipient, you can apply for a work permit, called an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), using Form I-765. This EAD lets you legally work in the US.
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The EB-3 category lets you include your spouse and unmarried children under 21 years old (dependents) on your application. They can receive green cards based on your approved EB-3 petition, a process called "derivative status."…
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Bringing your company's best talent to the US? The L-1A and L-1B visas pave the way for intra-company transfers, but with key differences. Let's break it down...
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Thinking about working in the US? A work visa is your ticket! Here's a roadmap to navigate the process...
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EB-3 green cards, for skilled workers, professionals, or other workers, require employer sponsorship, PERM labor certification and more...
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The L-1 visa allows intracompany transfers, enabling employees from your foreign company to work in your U.S. branch, affiliate, or subsidiary…
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The length of time you can stay on an L-1 visa depends on your specific category (manager/executive vs. specialized knowledge) and whether you're working in a new U.S. office. Take a look in here...
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Companies can use the L-1 visa to transfer qualified employees (managers, executives, or those with specialized knowledge) from their international offices to work in the US for a specific duration.
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The EB-3 visa is an employment-based immigrant visa category that allows foreign nationals with job offers in the United States to obtain permanent residency (green card).
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Dreaming of living and working in the United States? The EB-5 visa program might be your key…
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The pilot program, which ran from January 29 to April 1, 2024, was initially limited to Indian and Canadian nationals holding H-1B visas. These are non-immigrant visas granted to individuals in specialty occupations.
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