In an effort to modernize, USCIS has recently made important changes to the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program that go into effect as of November 21, 2019. For interested applicants, these new changes will be important to know before applying. USCIS has made a few major reforms such as: Increasing the required minimum investment amounts asContinue reading “2019 Updates to the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program”
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National Interest Waiver for US Immigration
Some individuals are truly extraordinary in the things they do. Some may be the pioneer and leading expert in their area of research, while others may lead or oversee a large corporation. For those exceptional individuals that can provide a compelling national interest to immigrate to the United States, they may qualify as a NationalContinue reading “National Interest Waiver for US Immigration”
Civil Litigation Process
The civil litigation process is one of the most fundamental and important parts of any functioning society. Civil litigation is the formal process of resolving legal disputes between citizens by filing or responding to complaints through the public court system. Despite what Hollywood tries to make us believe, court proceedings and trials are rarely thatContinue reading “Civil Litigation Process”
What Should I do, If I Entered the United States Illegally and Want to Apply for Asylum?
After watching the evening news and seeing thousands of migrants flee into the United States, have you ever wondered if these illegal refugees will have issues later on applying for Asylum? From “coyotes” that help smuggle people across the border to experts that falsify immigration documents, people resorted to extraordinary ways to get into theContinue reading “What Should I do, If I Entered the United States Illegally and Want to Apply for Asylum?”
How the Recent Presidential Proclamation on Health Care will Affect US Green Cards
As of recent, the Department of State (DOS) has implemented the new Presidential Proclamation on most US green cards applicants, requiring that individuals prove or demonstrate their means of securing health insurance within 30 days of admission. The new Proclamation on Healthcare was released in October and has been in effect since November 3, 2019.Continue reading “How the Recent Presidential Proclamation on Health Care will Affect US Green Cards”
