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At Richards and Jurusik, U.S. immigration law is our sole focus.

U.S. immigration can be complex—we simplify the process, guiding you every step of the way to live and work in the United States.

Our Immigration Services for Canadians

The immigration lawyers at Richards and Jurusik have decades of combined experience in U.S. immigration law for Canadians.

If you are a Canadian looking for representation to work and live in the United States, choose an Immigration Lawyer with specific experience working with Canadians, including:

  • Temporary Work Visas (TN Visas, L-1 Visas, E-1 and E-2 Visas, and more)
  • Green Cards through Employment and Family Sponsorship
  • Immigrant and Non-immigrant Visa (NIV) Waivers
  • Deportation and Removal Defense
  • US Citizenship and Naturalization
  • Affirmative Asylum
  • Board of Immigration Appeals
For Canadians

Our Immigration Services for Mexicans

The immigration lawyers at Richards and Jurusik have decades of combined experience in U.S. immigration law for Mexicans.

If you are a Mexican looking for representation to work and live in the United States, choose an Immigration Lawyer with specific experience working with Mexicans, including:

  • Temporary Work Visas (TN Visas, L-1 Visas, E-1 and E-2 Visas, and more)
  • Green Cards through Employment and Family Sponsorship
  • Immigrant and Non-immigrant Visa (NIV) Waivers
  • Deportation and Removal Defense
  • US Citizenship and Naturalization
  • Affirmative Asylum
  • Board of Immigration Appeals
For Mexicans

Our Immigration Services for Individuals

The immigration lawyers at Richards and Jurusik have decades of combined experience helping foreign nationals from all over the world.

We provide comprehensive immigration support to individuals around the globe that are looking to work and live in the US, including:

  • Work Authorization (Temporary Work Visas)
  • Traders and Investors
  • Business Owners
  • Permanent Residence (Green Cards)
  • Immigrant and Non-immigrant Visa (NIV) Waivers
  • Deportation and Removal Defense
  • US Citizenship and Naturalization
  • Affirmative Asylum
  • Board of Immigration Appeals
For Individuals (Non-Canadian)

Our Immigration Services for Employers

The immigration lawyers at Richards and Jurusik have decades of combined experience providing comprehensive immigration law support to businesses of all types and sizes.

If your business is sending employees to the United States or expanding your operations into the US, or you are a US company hiring a foreign national, we can help you with your immigration needs, including:

  • Temporary Workers (Temporary Work Visas)
  • Permanent Workers (Green Cards)
  • Business Expansion, Traders, and Investors
  • Temporary Business Visitors
For Employers

Our Immigration Services for Entry to Canada

Are you a US citizen that has been refused entry to Canada, was turned back at the border, or is unsure whether you are inadmissible? The immigration lawyers at Richards and Jurusik can help.

If you are convicted of an offense in the past such as a DUI, DWI, DWAI, OUI, DUAI, possession, assault, a felony, misdemeanor, fraud, or other convictions, you may be inadmissible to Canada. It is important to consult with a Canadian immigration attorney who can compare the laws and determine the nature of your offense BEFORE you attempt to cross the border.

For Entry to Canada

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The Arrive Podcast

With 1 to 2 new episodes each month, the Arrive Podcast can help you stay updated on the immigration law issues that matter the most to you.

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Richards and Jurusik Immigration Law regularly creates video content about the current state of a certain aspect of immigration law, and how it applies to Canadians living and working in the United States today.

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What Is Preconceived Intent in U.S. Immigration?
What Is Preconceived Intent in U.S. Immigration?
Preconceived intent refers to entering the U.S. on a temporary visa while planning to stay permanently. This post explains how it affects adjustment of status applications, especially for those married to U.S. citizens.
Can a DUI Cause You to Lose Your U.S. Visa?
Can a DUI Cause You to Lose Your U.S. Visa?
If you have a U.S. visa and are arrested or convicted of a DUI, your visa could be canceled. Learn how U.S. law handles visa revocation and what steps you can take.
H-1B FY 2026 Cap Reached: Filing Window Opens April 1
H-1B FY 2026 Cap Reached: Filing Window Opens April 1
USCIS has announced that it has received enough electronic registrations to meet the FY 2026 H-1B cap, including the advanced degree exemption. Employers with selected beneficiaries may begin filing H-1B cap-subject petitions starting April 1, 2025. This blog outlines next steps, filing requirements, and important reminders for petitioners preparing their H-1B submissions.
Canada’s Preclearance For TN Visa Applicants
Canada’s Preclearance For TN Visa Applicants
The Preclearance Act, 2016 allows U.S. officers to process TN visa applications at Canadian airports before travelers depart for the United States. This gives Canadians a faster, more convenient way to apply for TN status while remaining protected under Canadian law. Learn how the law works, what documents are needed, and how to prepare for your TN visa interview.
FY 2026 H1B Visa Lottery: Selection and Alternatives
FY 2026 H1B Visa Lottery: Selection and Alternatives
The FY 2026 H-1B lottery is complete. If you were not selected, you still have options. This guide explores top alternatives to the H-1B for U.S. employment.
Travel Between the U.S. and Canada on a Visa or Green Card
Travel Between the U.S. and Canada on a Visa or Green Card
Many Canadians in the U.S. fear traveling back to Canada or reentering the U.S. while on a visa or green card. Unless there are immigration status issues, criminal convictions, or past violations, there is generally no reason to be concerned. Here’s what you need to know before you travel.
Do Canadians Need Sponsors to Move to the U.S.?
Do Canadians Need Sponsors to Move to the U.S.?
Are you a Canadian looking to move to the U.S.? Find out if you need a sponsor, which visas require one, and how to qualify for self-sponsored options like the E-1 and E-2.
FY 2026 H-1B Lottery Results Are Out: Next Steps
FY 2026 H-1B Lottery Results Are Out: Next Steps
USCIS has finished selecting H-1B lottery registrations for FY 2026. Find out how to check your status, prepare your petition, and meet new filing requirements.
Can You Complete USCIS Form G-325R Before Coming the U.S.?
Can You Complete USCIS Form G-325R Before Coming the U.S.?
Form G-325R is only for non-citizens already inside the U.S. who have been present for 30 days or more and are not yet registered. Learn who must file, how to comply, and how obtaining an I-94 at entry may help you avoid this requirement.
New Travel Advisory for Canadians Traveling to the U.S.
New Travel Advisory for Canadians Traveling to the U.S.
Canadians visiting the U.S. in 2025 must meet updated immigration requirements, including proper ID, proof of ties to Canada, and registration for stays over 30 days. Learn how to stay compliant and avoid issues at the border.
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