By luizaamervisa | Published August 16, 2017 | Posted in Immigration Attorney, Immigration Attorney Luiza A. Miller, Immigration Law, J-1 Waivers | Tagged Tags: J1waiver, visitor visa |
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J-1 Waivers
J-1 Waivers Certain exchange visitors (J-1) are subject to a two-year home-country physical presence requirement which requires you to return to your home country for at least two years at the end of your exchange visitor program. This is also known as the foreign residence requirement under U.S. law, Immigration and Nationality Act, section 212(e). Read More
Read MoreWaivers in the US for Spouses or Children of Permanent Residents
Waivers in the US for Spouses or Children of Permanent Residents It is finally here! USCIS expanded finally the categories of persons who can obtain a provisional waiver in the US before departing the country. For some applicants for permanent residency/immigrant visas who entered without inspection or whose visa cannot be adjusted, and do Read More
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EB-3 Employment Based Green Card Rapid Process The Visa Bulletin has shown interesting movement in the employment based categories, especially for EB-3 category – skilled or professional workers or unskilled workers. If the processing trend continues, there is a possibility that an employer/applicant (who Is not from India or China) can apply for residency as Read More
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Success Story – H-1B Cap Exempt Visa for Professional employed with a religious organization related to a University. K.S., a citizen of Argentina, came to our office looking for options to work with a religious organization in Florida. K.S. came to United States as a tourist. The religious organization provides services to a big University Read More
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SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW CLIENTS 50% OFF SERVICES FOR NATURALIZATION AND GREEN CARD APPLICATIONS CALL NOW 310 945 5998 New Season for H-1B1 for Citizens of Singapore and Chile to Start on October 1 United States have an agreement under NAFTA to allow 6500 professionals who are citizens of Singapore or Chile to apply for Read More
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