At Richards and Jurusik, we ONLY practice immigration law.

U.S. immigration IS complex. We make it easy, guiding you through every step 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

Our Immigration Resources

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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Our US Immigration Videos

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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Immigration Law FAQs

We are continually growing a comprehensive set of answers to frequently asked questions about immigration law. Find your answer, ask us a question, and sign up to stay updated.

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How can I change my visa status to a TN in the U.S.?

U.S. immigration law can be complex, especially for professionals seeking to change their non-immigrant visa status to TN visa status. This overview will clarify the process and requirements for obtaining TN visa status through a Change of Status (COS) I-129 petition or by applying outside the U.S. The TN visa is a non-immigrant visa for...

General US Immigration

Understanding TPS: Eligibility, Benefits & Process

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a form of humanitarian relief the United States provides to nationals of certain countries experiencing ongoing armed conflict, environmental disasters, or other extraordinary conditions that temporarily prevent safe return. This blog covers TPS, its eligibility criteria, benefits, and the process of applying for this status.

Understanding Administrative Processing in U.S. Immigration

Administrative processing in the context of U.S. immigration is often referred to as the “black hole” due to its unpredictable nature and the anxiety it causes applicants. This blog post explores administrative processing, its impact on visa applications, and strategies for managing it effectively. What is Administrative Processing? Administrative processing is a status that visa...

Understanding the TN Visa Renewal / Extension Process

Renewing your TN Visa can be straightforward with the right guidance. This blog covers eligibility, required documents, and how job changes impact your renewal. Stay compliant with U.S. immigration laws and continue your work in the United States without interruptions.

TN Visas for Workers in the Swine (Pig) Industry

Explore the role of TN visa workers in the U.S. swine industry and how new initiatives are enhancing employee satisfaction and retention.

USCIS Policy Update: Changes to Children’s Acquisition of Citizenship

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced important updates to its Policy Manual regarding the acquisition of citizenship for children. These updates respond to public feedback and are influenced by the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Sessions v. Morales-Santana (2017). Here’s a summary of the key changes: Key Updates in the USCIS Policy 1. Motion...

General US Immigration

Key Differences Between a US Visa and an I-94 Record

Understand the key differences between a U.S. visa and an I-94 admission record, including their purposes, issuing authorities, and validity periods.

Board of Immigration Appeal (BIA)

Immigration Court Appeals – How Long Do I Have to Appeal My Case to the Board?

Understanding your options and deadlines for appealing an unfavorable decision from Immigration Court can be crucial. Here’s a comprehensive guide on the timelines and processes involved in filing a Notice of Appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) specifically for Immigration Court appeals. Immigration Court Appeals For appeals from Immigration Court decisions, you also...

Department of State v. Muñoz: Impact on Immigration

The Supreme Court's ruling in Department of State v. Muñoz reaffirms the doctrine of consular nonreviewability and limits judicial oversight of visa denials. This decision has significant consequences for U.S. immigration law, particularly for citizens married to noncitizens seeking entry.

Board of Immigration Appeal (BIA)

DHS Appeals – How Long Do I Have to Appeal My Case to the Board?

When faced with an unfavorable decision in your immigration case, knowing your options and deadlines for appealing can be crucial. Here's a review of the timelines and processes involved in filing a Notice of Appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) specifically for DHS appeals.

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