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We are excited to announce our upcoming webinar on the L-1 Visa, specifically designed to provide comprehensive insights into the visa process for intra-company transferees. Whether you’re an employer looking to transfer executives, managers, or specialized knowledge workers to the U.S., or an employee considering an L-1 visa for your U.S. assignment, this session will cover everything you need to know.
The L-1 visa allows employees of international companies to transfer to a U.S. office. Learn about eligibility, benefits, and the application process.
The H-1B visa is a popular pathway for foreign professionals seeking to work in the United States. However, with the annual cap and lottery process, not everyone secures an H-1B visa. If you weren’t selected in the lottery, don’t be discouraged—there are numerous alternative visa options and long-term pathways that can still allow you to…
This blog provides instructions for Canadians on non-immigrant visas to obtain a Social Security Number (SSN), retrieve their I-94, enter the US using an I-797 approval notice, and ensure their dependents receive the correct status at the border.
Navigating U.S. immigration law to determine the most suitable visa can be daunting for a business owner who wants to expand or establish a presence in the United States. The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa and the L-1 Intracompany Transferee Visa are two prominent pathways with unique requirements and benefits. This blog post explains the critical considerations you must evaluate when deciding between E-2 and L-1 visas.
If you will be applying for a new office L-1 Visa or an E-2 Visa for a new business, you will be required to produce a business plan. A business plan for immigration purposes differs from a traditional business plan to obtain funding from a bank or other business purposes. When making an application for a new office L-1 Visa or E-2 visa for a new investment, make sure your business plan is immigration compliant. We discuss the basic requirements of a business plan for immigration purposes here.
TN Visa status is reserved for Mexican and Canadian nationals who will be working for a US employer or servicing a US client. Employment is a required component of obtaining TN Visa status, and self-employment is not allowed under it. We discuss the TN Visa status employment requirement and what is considered self-employment here.
The United States, Canada, and rely heavily on trade with each other. One of the largest facilitators of trade in the transportation of goods via tractor-trailer. Under the USMCA, tractor-trailer drivers are able to transport goods to and from the United States with some limitations. We discuss the profession of a tractor-trailer driver, the principle of cabotage, and allowances under the USMCA here.
Ending employment relationships with foreign workers requires careful navigation through complex regulations specific to each visa category. Understanding these nuances is vital to ensuring legal compliance and protecting the employer and employee. Below, we’ll elaborate on the steps involved for various visa categories, emphasizing the importance of meticulous adherence to relevant regulations.
As a Canadian citizen eyeing opportunities in the United States, understanding the intricacies of the U.S. work visa landscape is paramount. While the Canada-U.S. relationship eases the process, securing the proper work visa remains pivotal. We cover many U.S. work visas available for Canadian citizens, ensuring you make informed choices based on your job description and qualifications.