H1B Visa Approved for Cardiac Perfusionist after TN Visa Denial
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H1B Visa Approved for Cardiac Perfusionist after TN Visa Denial

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We successfully received the approval of an H1B Visa for a Cardiac Perfusionist through Form I-129 with US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) after a TN Visa denial. The employee first attempted to obtain a TN visa at a US port of entry under the Medical Lab Technician/Technologist profession and was denied entry.  We were able to review the profession and placement of the employment at a non-profit teaching hospital and file a successful H1B visa petition. We discuss the details of this case and the H1B visa approval here. 

As a US employer, what do I need to know about hiring an Australian?
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As a US employer, what do I need to know about hiring an Australian?

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There are several advantages to employing Australian citizens. There is a special visa classification called the E3 Visa that is only available to Australian citizens, it is available year-round, cost-effective, and generally quick to obtain. The process of hiring and employing an Australian citizen on an E3 Visa is much less onerous than hiring employees under the H-1B visa program. Find out why you should consider hiring Australian citizens under the E-3 visa program.

How do I extend or renew my H1B visa and can I extend beyond 6 years?
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How do I extend or renew my H1B visa and can I extend beyond 6 years?

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An H-1B visa is issued for a period of up to 3-years with the possibility of an extension for a maximum of 6-years in H1B visa status. In limited situations, you may be able to extend beyond the 6-year limit. Find out how to extend or renew your H1B visa and if you are able to extend beyond the 6-year limit.

O-1 Visas for Individuals with Extraordinary Ability or Achievement
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O-1 Visas for Individuals with Extraordinary Ability or Achievement

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The O-1 visa has been designated for individuals that can demonstrate they have achieved extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics, or who have a demonstrated record of extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry and have been recognized nationally or internationally for those achievements. Find out if you qualify for an O-1 visa as an extraordinary professional. 

How do I get TN visa status as a Mexican citizen?
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How do I get TN visa status as a Mexican citizen?

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The Trade NAFTA (TN) category was developed as part of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) for Mexican and Canadian citizens to work and live in the United States temporarily. NAFTA has since been replaced by the US Mexico Canada Agreement, the USCMA. The USMCA adopted the major parts of NAFTA dealing with Mexican (TN-2 Visa) and Canadian (TN-1 Visa) citizens working in the US. Under the USCMA citizens of Mexico are allowed to work in the US under certain NAFTA professions in TN-2 visa status. Permanent residents of Mexico are not eligible for TN-2 Visa status. Find out what you need to get TN-2 status as a Mexican citizen. 

How do I transfer my H1B Visa to a new employer?
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How do I transfer my H1B Visa to a new employer?

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An H-1B Visa is employer-specific. This means you are only authorized to work for the employer who sponsored your H-1B visa. However, this does not prevent you from changing your employer and transferring your H-1B visa. Here’s how to change your employer and transfer your H-1B visa.

H-1B Visa Approved in 8 Days for a Platform Solutions Architect.
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H-1B Visa Approved in 8 Days for a Platform Solutions Architect.

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We received the approval of an H-1B Visa transfer for a Platform Solutions Architect by mail through premium processing with USCIS in just 8 days. Find out about the position—and how we got it approved.