Employers in New Jersey and around the country usually seek H-1B visas when they wish to hire foreign workers who have skills that job applicants in their local areas do not possess, but they may choose to apply for E-3 visas instead if the foreign workers they plan...
The B-1 visa: A temporary option for business visitors
Foreigners who need to come to New Jersey for business reasons might be eligible for B-1 visas. These are non-immigrant visas that are provided to business professionals who need to travel and remain for a relatively short duration. What is a B-1 visa? A B-1 visa is a...
Green Card processes for spouses of deceased U.S. citizens
The death of a spouse is always a wrenching experience, particularly when it throws a non-citizen's pre-existing immigration plans into question. New Jersey residents who have gone through precisely this type of situation can attest to the fact that while there are a...
The most common types of work visas
The United States is an excellent location to emigrate to if you're looking for work. If your ultimate destination is New Jersey, there are a number of ways to realize your goal. The most common solution will be to obtain a work visa. There are four major types of...
A high number of employment-based visas are available
Are you interested in obtaining a visa based on employment in New Jersey? The Department of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has good news for you. An unusually high number of visas based on employment are now available for you to obtain. The time for...
Some information on H1-B visas in New Jersey
There are some instances where an employer in New Jersey may need the specialized expertise of an individual who lives outside the United States. If that's the case, the employer should apply for an H-1B visa with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Here's...
H-1B premium processing is now a two-phase approach
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is instituting a two-phase process for the premium processing of H-1B petitions. The USCIS is implementing this approach for the fiscal year 2020 cap season in response to public demand. About H-1B visas Every fiscal year...
