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Temporary work visas allow skilled professionals to work in the U.S. for a limited period. Our dedicated immigration lawyers specialize in various visa types, including E1 and E2 visas, TN Visa, H-1B, L-1, and O-1 visas. We guide you through the application process, ensuring you meet all requirements and deadlines. Contact us to start your journey to working in the U.S. today.
H-1B employers must follow strict labor regulations to avoid fines and penalties. This guide outlines key compliance requirements and best practices for preparing for a Department of Labor audit.
USCIS is increasing H-1B site visits through phone and email inquiries. Employers must ensure compliance with worksite rules, job duties, and pay structures to avoid penalties and visa revocation. Learn how to prepare for FDNS audits and protect your business.
The L-1 visa offers Canadian businesses an efficient way to expand into the U.S. market by transferring key executives, managers, or specialized employees. This article explains how Canadian businesses can use the L-1 visa to establish U.S. operations and expand their business across the border.
The H-1B visa lottery is competitive, but you can take steps to boost your chances. Find out how to secure employer sponsorship, apply under the master’s cap, and explore cap-exempt jobs to increase your odds of selection.
If you’re on an H-1B visa and planning to marry a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you might wonder whether delaying your Adjustment of Status (green card application) due to travel plans could cause issues. Fortunately, H-1B holders benefit from dual intent, allowing flexibility in timing your marriage and green card process. Learn the best strategy for getting married and filing for a green card while ensuring smooth international travel.
The TN Visa, created under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) (formerly NAFTA), is designed for Canadian and Mexican professionals who have a valid U.S. job offer in an eligible occupation. While the TN Visa provides an excellent opportunity to work in the U.S., not all jobs or degrees qualify for TN status. If you are…
If you received a job offer from a U.S. employer, you might qualify for a TN visa under the USMCA. Follow these three steps to determine if your job is eligible.
Not sure if your degree qualifies for a TN Visa? Learn how to check if your education meets TN Visa requirements, what to do if it doesn’t, and when a credential evaluation is needed.
The L1 and E2 visas offer Canadians different paths to working in the U.S. The L1 is for company transfers, while the E2 is for investors. Learn which one suits you best.
Canadians don’t need a visa for most short U.S. visits, but work, study, and immigration require proper authorization. Learn when a visa is still required.