Important Information and Updates Concerning Immigration Law
USCIS is now expanding the requirement for in-person interviews to employment-based adjustment of status applications, a visa category largely untouched by such interviews before. This new burden has wide-reaching implications, and may affect the entire immigration process.
Read MoreThe International Entrepreneur Rule was long awaited by American businesses for its promised deliverance of a new route for foreign entrepreneurs to bring new innovation and stimulus to the nation, but those hopes may fall flat. In analysis of the language governing the new rule, does the O-1 visa remain the more viable option for these valuable individuals?
Read MoreOn Thursday, December 14th, United States Citizen and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that it would begin implementing the long-awaited and industry-lauded International Entrepreneur Rule (IER). While this is a time for celebration, there is also a sense of urgency in taking advantage of this unprecedented gateway.
Read MoreThe most recent and fortunately botched terror-attempt in New York City has unsurprisingly been utilized by the Trump Administration to fuel its anti-immigration agenda. Why is this response not only misled, but harmful for the American people?
Read MoreThe Department of State has updated its Foreign Affairs Manual to provide a new guidance specifying when nonimmigrants may be accused of misrepresentation of intent, with severe consequences. Replacing the now scrapped 30/60 day rule, the new 90-day rule is mainly one of expansion.
Read MoreMuch to the joy of the business and technological community at large, the courts have now intervened in the Department of Homeland Security's delay of the International Entrepreneur Rule, a new procedure that will allow numerous foreign entrepreneurs to introduce innovation and economic opportunity to the U.S.
Read MoreThe International Entrepreneur Rule is a new and now effective rule that makes it much simpler for qualifying international entrepreneurs to personally relocate and build their businesses on American soil. For those who wish to realize their startup's full potential, now is the time to do so.
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