You can get a free immigration lawyer on the net who gives you free advice on immigration matters. You can also fill up the free application form given on the website, for a free assessment of your candidature, for migration in a specific category. You do not have to pay a single penny for this service. It is also very important that you choose your online immigration lawyer after taking an interview of as many lawyers as you possibly can. You should not file your application unless you find the perfect attorney to handle your case. Read more »
Monthly Archives: February 2008
Real Estate Investments in the US Are Great Opportunities for International Investors
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on February 29, 2008
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If you are an International Investor and want to create Cash Flow that will last for Generations and enhance your Immigration status in the US now is the time to by US investment properties.
Why you ask?
Well first of all the US is dollar is weak against International monetary equivalents. Meaning you can buy more property with less investment. In Fact for a European that wanted to by $1,000,000 dollars worth of investment properties in the US it would only cost them about $600,000. That is remarkable in that it creates a situation where you can develop significant cash flow with properties that will last for generations. You can also enhance your immigration status. Read more »
Investing in the United States and Obtaining a Permanent Residence
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In 1991, Congress created the EB-5 visa program to benefit the U.S. economy and create new jobs by encouraging foreign nationals to invest in the U.S. To qualify for an EB-5 visa, the individual must establish that:
(1) the individual is coming to the U.S. to invest in a new commercial enterprise,
(2) the investment occurred after November 29, 1990 (the date the EB-5 program became effective), and
(3) that this ongoing enterprise will benefit the U.S. economy. Read more »
Introduction to the L1 Visa
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There is a special visa available for companies that wish to expand operations into the United States by opening a branch, a warehouse or an office. This visa, known as the L1 visa, is one of the most popular — especially since it can lead to permanent residency — and is relatively easy to obtain with the right documentation and presentation. The requirements are as follows:
I. Company Requirements
The foreign company must have been in operation for at least one year and must remain in operation at all times after the opening of the US division; Read more »
Teenage Illegal Aliens – What Happens After High School?
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The issue of illegal immigration has reached a fever pitch. But what about those who are caught in the cross-hairs and didn’t even know it?
Economists at Bear Stearns, a leading Wall Street firm, tell us there are almost 20 million undocumented people living in the United States. Many of them are school-aged kids.
Angel, a 17 year old senior at El Toro High School in Lake Forest, CA, came here from Guatemala at the age of 4. Twelve years later, he realized he was undocumented. “I was going to get this job so I needed my Social Security number,” he explains. “My mom said I didn’t have one. It was crazy; I’ve been here most of my life.” Read more »
Path to US Permanent Residence for Exceptional Foreign Nationals
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Extraordinary and National Interest Aliens:
The Immigration Act of 1990 provided for the first time a special expedite process for foreign nationals who are either aliens of extraordinary ability or certain aliens whose immigration is in the national interest. My office has represented hundreds of these aliens. We have found that if these cases are well documented immigration may be possible without either a job offer or the necessity of completing a labor certification process. Many professional foreign nationals, currently in the US, are unaware of this route to permanent residence or believe it to be overly burdensome. In fact, it is often the quickest route to permanent residence for well qualified applicants. Read more »
Adjustment Of Status For Those Within US Borders
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on February 29, 2008
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Any person from any point on the globe is a potential immigrant to the US. However, this will only occur if there is a close relative in the United States who is either a US citizen or a permanent legal US resident, who can be their sponsor for a visa or for an adjustment of status.
The requirement is that an American relative is the one who would need to initiate the petition for a visa to start the citizenship process. This would be done on behalf of the foreign relative who is wanting to emigrate from their home country. Read more »
Your US Immigration Questions Answered
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on February 29, 2008
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US Immigration has become a very important issue for American citizens and those individuals or families wishing to come to America. Since the establishment of the first colonies in America, there have been immigrants desperately desiring their chance at freedom. Elis Island was, for many, a portal to a new life through which they would pass and begin their journey.
Hundreds of thousands of individuals fled persecution, poverty or inhumane conditions to come to the United States for a chance to live the “American dream” of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. In this article, we will cover some of the basic questions regarding immigration that many have. Read more »
Immigration Issue Forums
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on February 29, 2008
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Immigration is the process in which an individual or a group travels to another country as immigrants or nonimmigrants. Immigration generally takes place due to number of reasons like work, visit, employment and family issues.
Nowadays most of the people are showing interest to immigrate to United States, in order to immigrate to United States they must have U.S immigration visa. Usually immigration visas are divided into two types Immigrant visas and Nonimmigrant visas. To know more information about immigration issues and visas, immigration forums will provide useful information. Read more »
USCIS (INS) Continues To Expand Online InfoPass Service
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on February 29, 2008
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Citizenship and Immigration Services (formerly Immigration and Naturalization Services, INS) continues to rollout its immigration information by appointment system called InfoPass, with three new USCIS districts added last week. Atlanta, Boston and Houston are the newest additions, making the system now available in almost all major metropolitan areas with large immigrant populations. These areas include Los Angeles, New York and Miami. Read more »