Given the very subjective nature of the review process, it is important to make a great impression on the reviewing USCIS officer via strong letters of support and the persuasive presentation of the supporting evidence. Having an experienced attorney working closely with the applicant to properly highlight the applicant’s abilities is critical to the submission of a strong petition.
Radu C. Vasilescu
The treaty investor visa is a great option for those who are looking to start a business in the United States.
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Companies in the US who also have an affiliate, subsidiary or other related company abroad, is allowed to transfer certain employees to the US company.
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An immigrant petition in the EB-2 category that waives the requirement of a job offer.
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Non-immigrant visa/status that allows one to work in the USA.
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The Labor Certification, also commonly referred to as PERM, is the process by which an employer sponsors an employee for an immigrant petition.
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The H-1B is a non-immigrant visa/status that allows one to work in the United States.
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Some J-1 professionals are subject to the two-year home residency requirement, and require a waiver before being able to apply for an H-1B, or adjust status to a permanent resident.
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Immigration through a qualified family member requires an I-130 (petition for alien relative) where the familial relationship has to be established.
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