Visto K-1 para Noivos e Noivas Brasileiros
O visto K-1 (Fiance Visa) é o visto perfeito para reunir um casal nos Estados Unidos. No entanto, cada país é diferente em termos de processo, documentação de suporte e tempo de processamento, pois tudo depende do Consulado dos EUA nesse país específico. Aqui, focaremos especificamente no Brasil e no noivo(a) brasileiro(a). [Leia este Post […]
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Common Physical Therapist Workplace Issues with the H-1B
The H-1B has many restrictions, most importantly the location of workplace/employment that is “authorized” by the US Government in the I-129 Petition. With regards to the following types of therapists: Physical Therapist Occupational Therapist Speech Therapist Speech-Language Pathologist the location of where work occurs can raise issues and violations. Besides the employer’s place of business, […]
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K-1 Fiance Visa: Brazilian Fiance
The K-1 Fiance Visa is the perfect Visa to bring a couple together in the United States. However, every country is different in terms of process, supporting document requirements, and processing time since everything depends on the US Consulate in that specific country. Here, we will specifically focus on Brazil and the Brazilian Fiance. [Read […]
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Electronic I-130: A New E-filing Option
On October 30, 2019, USCIS released the e-filing option to the I-130 Petition for Alien Relative. This filing update is one of many updates that occurred in 2019. However, this option to file online will ideally benefit members of the armed forces stationed abroad, government workers stationed abroad, and US Citizens in general that reside […]
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The K3 Visa: The Nearly Forgotten Spousal Green Card Visa
An Immigration Attorney can be a historian at times. Although it is becoming rarer to be asked, the K3 Visa is asked about a few times a year. Some believe that since no one else uses the K3 Visa, then the process must be quicker. Unfortunately, this article will cover the “actually issued” K3 Visas, […]
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H-1B Visas for Healthcare Workers (Non-Physicians)
The U.S. labor market consistently needs qualified medical professionals and healthcare workers. However, the USCIS classifies and treats healthcare workers differently. Some professions are easier to acquire work visas or even Green Cards than others. Some have to jump through additional hurdles before they can even qualify to apply for a work visa. We have […]
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How do I check USCIS processing times?
The most common questions an Immigration Law Firm receives are: How long is my immigration case going to take? Why has USCIS taken over half a year in my case? Why hasn’t the online case status updated over the past few months, aren’t they processing my case? How can I figure out how long USCIS […]
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Public Charge Bond and Form I-945
Amongst all of the changes surrounding the new Final “Public Charge” Rule, implementation of a severe immigration tool has been created: an $8100 Public Charge Bond. This article will be aimed to answer the following basic questions: What is a Public Charge Bond? How much does a Public Charge Bond Cost? and When is a […]
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Divorcing an Immigrant: What Should I know?
Divorce is always an unpleasant legal process, it is even more unsettling when divorcing an Immigrant. Your foreign spouse may have been someone you brought in on a fiance visa or possibly met while they were on a visa in the United States. Regardless of the situation, everything revolves around whether the US Citizen or […]
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Military Parole in Place: Eligibility Affidavit
Military Parole in Place (PIP) is a special immigration filing with USCIS to waive an illegal entry into the United States and to thereafter permit the spouse, child, or parent of an Active Duty, Reserve, or Veteran Service Member to apply for Lawful Permanent Residence. However, approval for Parole in Place does not mean approval […]
