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Call to speak with a San Francisco visa lawyer if you are internationally recognized and have what it takes to meet the requirements for an EB-1(b) visa.
Our team of San Francisco E-2 visa lawyers will help bring your employee to the United States to work in your business. Call our office today to get started.
Even with the H-1B cap met for Fiscal Year 2012, call our California immigration attorneys for help in obtaining a cap exempt H-1B so you can work in the U.S.
The F-1 visa requires a preliminary SEVIS Form I-901 and fee. Call us to speak with a California immigration lawyer to ensure your application is complete.
Applying for an F-1 visa? Visit this page to learn about the interview process and order our FREE F-1 guide by an experienced San Francisco F-1 visa lawyer.
Applying for an O-visa? Call the Law Offices of Vaughan de Kirby to speak with a San Francisco O-visa lawyer and read this article to learn about dual intent.
The EB-5 visa program benefits the US economy. Call the Law Offices of Vaughan de Kirby to speak with a San Francisco green card lawyer if you have questions.
The California immigration attorneys at the Law Offices of Vaughan de Kirby can help with the transfer from F-1 OPT to H-1B. Call for your free consultation.
U.S. has increased H-1B visas to Indians. Call our office to speak with a California immigration lawyer if you or your company needs help in obtaining a visa.
Need to take a break from studies while on a San Francisco F-1 student visa? View this page for an understanding the facts and consequences of this act.
Immigration attorneys applauded the USCIS for announcing a plan to continue engaging with those with vested interests in the EB-5 Employment Creation Program.
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently approved a new Regional Center under the Immigrant Investor Program, also known as EB-5,
A recent article in The Economic Times reported that many Indians who are hoping to avoid waiting years for a Green Card are taking advantage of the EB-5 progra
Two Senators have proposed a new law that would allow foreigners to obtain residency as long as they invested at least $500,000 in a residential home here.
The USCIS has announced the Entrepreneurs In Residence initiative, in which officials will learn from economic experts and businessmen about immigration needs.
“Outstanding” Under EB-1(b) Defined by San Francisco Visa Lawyer