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People interested in immigrating to the United States can do so legally under several different programs. Many of these programs allow companies to bring in employees with specific skill sets to work at their New Jersey corporations. E1 visas If the United States...
Immigrants in New Jersey, who have become U.S. citizens or are currently lawful permanent residents, may request green cards for their close relatives. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has a process for bringing spouses, children and sometimes...
In 2012, the Obama Administration created a program, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals also known as DACA, to provide temporary protection from deportation to individuals in New Jersey and the rest of the U.S. who entered the U.S. as children and met specific...
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...
Undocumented immigrants living in New Jersey or elsewhere in the United States face a number of challenges that citizens or permanent residents may not. For instance, they face a tangible risk of being taken into custody with little warning. They may also be subject...
Because the Temporary Labor Certification (TLC) process is taking longer than usual, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has made a special exception for CW-1 petitions from the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI). The Department of Labor has...
Business visitors come to the United States and Jersey City, New Jersey, for various reasons. For example, they may be in the country to meet with customers, scout out new investment opportunities, or attend trade shows. Whatever the reason, if you are a business...
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...
In order to become a naturalized citizen in the United States, applicants must go through a 10-step process. While the process can be lengthy and challenging for most people wanting to become New Jersey residents, it can be impossible for those who face health...
The immigration status of dreamers in New Jersey and around the country is once again in doubt. In early October, a federal appeals court ruled the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program could continue temporarily after a federal appeals court ruled the...
