We know that immigration interviews can be worrying. Sometimes, the consulate or embassy might tell you that they could send your visa back to USCIS for possible visa revocation. A revoked visa might make you unsure about your immigration plans.But don’t worry, a Goldstein US immigration lawyer is here to help! We’ll give you important…
Read MoreSeveral countries—such as Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia—have start-up visa programs in place. Through these programs, an entrepreneur who satisfies certain conditions can obtain conditional residence. Unfortunately, the United States does not have an official startup visa program. The Startup Visa Act of 2011 would have created one, but it stalled in Congress. That…
Read MoreEverything you need to know Hey! It’s Josh here again. It’s no secret: The National Visa Center is a source of TREMENDOUS FRUSTRATION for people going through a VISA petition process. In other words…It seems their job is to keep you stuck FOREVER. (Which would make president Trump very happy…) That’s why today, I want to share…
Read MoreToday, I’m going to talk about unemployment benefits. Right now, the economy is not doing well. Hopefully you’re gainfully employed. But if you’re not or if you lose your job, can you take unemployment benefits? And if you did so, would that affect your immigration case? I’ve gotten this question three times. And two of…
Read MoreLet’s say you are waiting for a visa to be approved but the visa is in the F4 category. What do you do? What do you do in the wake of President Trump’s proclamation? Can you file a mandamus lawsuit? What are your options if you’re stuck waiting for this visa? Or maybe you have…
Read MoreHow To Go From F-1 Visa Or OPT To Work Visa Or Green Card Let’s say you’re on an F-1 visa. You’re an international student, and you’re getting ready to start your OPT. Or perhaps you’re already on OPT, or your OPT may be about to end. Now you’re wondering what’s next in your immigration…
Read MoreAn O-1 visa is a type of non-immigrant visa that is reserved specifically for people with “extraordinary” abilities. As explained by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), you may be eligible for an O-1 visa if you can demonstrate a record of superior talent and/or ability in the field such as the arts, education,…
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