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Are you looking to work in the United States and are considering hiring a work visa attorney to help you do so? The H-1B Visa is an opportunity for foreign nationals in specialized job fields to be sponsored by American companies and work in the US for up to six years. If you meet these initial requirements, read on to find out the requirements of the H-1B visa and your obligations as an H-1B worker. read more

The United States created the J-1 Visa to encourage professionals and students to work and study in the US. This article provides information on the application process, requirements, and benefits of contacting a J1 visa lawyer for help. read more

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A marriage visa is a form of immigration permit granted to non-U.S. citizens who are legally wed to a U.S. citizen. Legal counsel can aid in navigating the application process, including documentation and eligibility criteria. Applicants must provide valid evidence of marriage, meet specified qualifications, and possess a clear criminal record. read more

The H1B visa is a popular immigration option for skilled workers seeking to live and work in the US. H1B to a Green card timeline is lengthy. It becomes easier when you know what to expect. read more

The I-485 application process can be complicated. Many people find it helpful to hire a lawyer to assist in this process so they can ensure they’re filling out each section correctly. Read on for more information about what to expect in terms of application fees, I-485 lawyer fees, and other related costs if you choose this route. read more

As part of the I-485 process, you’ll be required to attend an interview with an USCIS officer. This article will help you be prepared and know what to expect. read more

Currently, it takes between 12 and 22 months for Form I-485 to be processed for family-based applications. read more

Form I-485, officially known as the Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, starts the process for obtaining a green card in the United States. The form itself asks for basic information in order to determine eligibility and does not ask for information about your sponsor or petitioner. read more