IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION – Employment Immigration

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...

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...

Understanding the nuances between first, second and third-preference employment visas is helpful for immigrants hoping to work in the United States. Each preference category represents a different priority level for granting employment-based visas. The categories vary...

Both economic immigrants and refugees leave their home countries in search of a better life. However, the reasons and experiences behind their journeys are different. Economic immigrants seek opportunity, while refugees are fleeing from danger. Immigrants need to...

Transitioning from H-1B status to permanent residency in the United States is a major milestone for skilled immigrants. This transition offers stability and opens doors to more opportunities in the country. However, skilled immigrants often face barriers along the...

Many immigrant entrepreneurs have thriving enterprises in the United States. As these businesses grow, employers may need skilled employees from abroad to sustain and expand operations. Employers must understand the legal avenues to accomplish this objective while...

For individuals seeking employment opportunities in the United States, employment-based visas offer a pathway to live and work in the country legally. These visas accommodate various employment situations and fall into different categories based on employment...

In today's interconnected global economy, there are new ways for nations to create jobs and attract foreign investment. In the United States, the EB-5 Visa Program aims to use international capital and innovation to help the country thrive. Likewise, this program...

The United States is a hub of opportunities for professionals around the globe. However, to legally work in the U.S., you need to secure an appropriate employment visa. With multiple visa types, each catering to specific professional needs, understanding them can help...

Senate Bill 1718 carries significant implications for the rights and well-being of migrant workers in Florida. As a piece of legislation that directly affects this vulnerable population, it is important to understand its implications. Consider the key provisions and...