In-depth articles on US immigration policies and options for those looking to immigrate to the United States.
We have created this legal article library in order to help our readers better understand specific aspects of United States immigration law, including topics related to both immigrant visas and non-immigrant visas.
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Three Perils and Three Protections for EB-5 Investor’s Assets EB-5 investors are surprised that getting a green card may leave their assets exposed to liability. Read more to learn three ways to help offset that exposure. -
An E-2 Visa May Be the Best Option for a Start-Up Business in the U.S. Don’t have the required capital for an EB-5 visa? Fear not! An E-2 visa can help you oversee your start-up business and bring your family to the U.S. -
How Your Residency Affects Your EB-1 Green Card and U.S. Citizenship Will your next business trip violate the residency requirements for your EB-1 green card? A California immigration attorney discusses residence and citizenship. -
Difference between EB-5 Direct and Regional Center Investments Foreigners interested qualifying for EB-5 visas can invest in a direct investment or with an approved Regional Center. Learn the differences here. -
Offshore IT Companies Use H-1B Visas to Get Obamacare Up and Running Many state governments are filling their ranks with overseas IT workers who have H-1B visas to help with the overloaded Obamacare online system. -
1, 5 or 7 Years: How Long Can You Stay in California With an L-1 Visa? Will you be able to stay in the U.S. for seven years, or will you be forced to return home after one? Our California L-1 visa attorneys explain visa limits. -
Top 8 Regional Center Due-Diligence Questions Every EB-5 Investor Should Ask In February 2013, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed charges against a Chicago individual alleging he defrauded hundreds of EB-5 investors. -
Athletes, Trainers and Coaches: Use the COMPETE Act for a P Visa Are you an amateur athlete at the top of your game? A California immigration attorney explains how the COMPETE Act can be your way to a P visa. -
Denied a P Visa for U.S. Tryouts? These Visa Options Can Get You There Are you a professional athlete who doesn’t meet P visa requirements? A California immigration lawyer discusses alternatives for tryouts in the United States. -
How an O Visa Agent for Multiple Employers Can Affect Your Work Status Is your O visa agent an employer, your employee, or someone who is applying on your behalf? A California immigration attorneys explains the difference.