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For people looking to immigrate to the United States, it is important to consider the different options available. One that works for some is to secure a job with an employer and then apply for an H1-B visa. While it is only an option for those with particular...
Some of our readers may have heard about the new Keeping Families Together program announced this summer by President Joe Biden. It’s essentially an expansion of a program called Parole in Place (PIP) available to qualifying undocumented spouses and stepchildren of...
In some cases, it’s an intellectual property violation if one business is named after another. It could cause consumer confusion and harm the other company’s branding. A corporation that has a national presence has potentially spent millions of dollars on establishing...
The legal structure of your business is its foundation and will determine how it operates and grows. Therefore, it’s essential to thoroughly evaluate your options and understand how each structure aligns with your business goals and personal circumstances. Here are...
So, you’ve decided to take the leap and launch your business. Unless you are planning a solo venture, one of the first decisions to make is who to choose as a reliable business partner. Since this decision alone has a rippling effect on the success of your project, it...
It isn’t often that immigration policies and employment regulations work together for the benefit of all, but the ICE Mutual Agreement between Government and Employers (IMAGE) program may be a standout exception. Launched by the U.S. Customs Enforcement (ICE), IMAGE...
Chain migration is a term that has unfairly received more than its share of negative publicity. In reality, chain migration encourages family unity among new immigrants to the United States by providing them with access to already-established familial support systems....
Nothing beats the excitement of brainstorming ideas and launching products. But before your business can do that, there is more groundwork to lay. You might need to protect confidential information when working with partners or bringing in staff or consultants....
There are a number of ways of becoming a lawful permanent resident in the U.S., including applying for a work visa, having a family member sponsor you or winning the green card lottery. A popular method of getting a green card is through marriage with a lawful U.S....
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is a federal law that allows certain noncitizens who are victims of domestic violence, battery or extreme cruelty by a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family member to self-petition for lawful status in the United States...