Long-term health care costs are rising nationwide due to increased demand for services, labor shortages, and higher labor costs. Many home health agencies, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes are looking overseas to find staffing. Temporary visas are helping get qualified staff in the U.S. now.
Read MoreThe H-1B is a temporary, nonimmigrant visa category that enables employers to petition on behalf of highly educated foreign professionals who work in specialty occupations. Each fiscal year, USCIS may issue up to 85,000 new visas. Because there are usually more individuals seeking H-1Bs than there are H-1Bs available, the H-1B selection becomes a lottery.
Read MoreThe U.S. immigration system is primarily based on relationships – either to a family member or to an employer. This means that most people require a sponsor, be it an employer or a family member. “Self-sponsor” means that you are applying for an immigration benefit without a sponsor. An individual pursuing this path will file a petition with USCIS or DOS directly on his/her own behalf. Here are some of the more common self-sponsor options:
Read MoreRebecca Freeman was recently interviewed on the popular podcast “I Know A Lawyer” where the host asked about the ever changing rules of immigration law.
Read MoreWe love helping individuals self-sponsor. It can be a tricky path, but there certainly are options, whether you are an entrepreneur, an artist, an individual with exceptional abilities, or someone whose presence in the U.S. would be in our national interest, we can help.
Read MoreWe love helping companies with their first foreign-national hire. The best way forward is to schedule a consultation to discuss the specifics of the role, the company, and the foreign national. Until we are able to speak, you can read additional information here.
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