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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.
The “six-month rule” suggests green card holders should stay with their sponsoring employer for about six months to show genuine intent. Learn why this rule matters, when it applies, and how job changes could affect your green card status.
The H-1B visa allows Mexican professionals in specialized fields to work in the U.S. This guide covers eligibility, the application process, and key requirements.
If you’re deciding between the National Interest Waiver (NIW) and the PERM Labor Certification for your U.S. green card, understanding the key differences is crucial. While NIW allows professionals in fields benefiting the U.S. to bypass employer sponsorship, PERM requires a job offer and labor certification. Choosing the right path depends on your qualifications and career goals.
Transitioning from an E-3 visa to a green card presents various challenges, including maintaining nonimmigrant intent, navigating the employer sponsorship process, and managing timing issues. Understanding these complexities is crucial for Australian professionals seeking permanent residency in the U.S.
Eager to transition from your L1B visa to a green card? Understanding the Permanent Labor Certification Program (PERM) process is the first step. Our comprehensive guide outlines everything you need to know, from the initiation by your employer to the final adjustment of your status.
Are you planning to work in the United States in a specialty occupation? If so, you’ll likely need an H1B Visa. In this post, we’ll answer the top 10 most frequently asked questions about H1B Visas to help you understand the process better.
The TN visa, available to nonimmigrant workers from Canada and Mexico under the United States-Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA), is designed for temporary employment in the U.S. While it doesn’t directly lead to permanent residency, TN visa holders can explore various avenues to obtain a green card. We explain the options for TN Visa holders to transition to U.S. permanent residency here.
The L1 visa bridges many international professionals to transfer from foreign offices to U.S. offices. If you’re an L1 visa holder considering permanent residency in the United States, this guide outlines the steps in transitioning to a green card.
The TN Visa, designed for Canadian and Mexican professionals under the USMCA (formerly NAFTA), is predicated on the applicant’s temporary nonimmigrant intent, as outlined by 9 FAM 402.17 and INA 214(b). This means the applicant must demonstrate that their stay in the U.S. is temporary and that they do not intend to establish permanent residence at the time of their application.