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As an employer in the United States, you may need to utilize existing immigration laws to secure the talented workforce you want. The process can be daunting, though, fraught with almost indecipherable language and hard to understand requirements. That’s why you’re...
Obtaining a visa may be necessary for you to enter or remain in the United States. While this might also put you on a path to legal permanent resident status and even citizenship, our country’s immigration laws are extraordinarily complex. If you don’t know how to...
U.S. immigration laws are notoriously complex, oftentimes leaving current and hopeful immigrants confused. Unfortunately, this confusion sometimes results in missed opportunities and denied applications, which could negate your or your loved one’s ability to secure...
If you are legally married to a United States citizen or lawful permanent resident in New Jersey, you may be eligible for a marriage green card. Many people have heard of “green card marriages” or marriages that are not based on a real relationship, but rather, take...
Many immigrants hope their loved ones can follow them and start a new life together as a family in the United States. However, there are important limitations to family-based immigration. Immigrant visas Before a foreign national can seek permanent residence in the...
Immigration is a big issue in New Jersey as it is everywhere. While there are many kinds of immigration, businesses use it to recruit the talent they need to compete in the modern marketplace. This is known as business immigration. Whether you are an employer or a...
It is not uncommon for New Jersey residents to meet and want to marry a person from another country. For those who have been fortunate enough to find love with a foreign national, bringing them to the United States legally could be intimidating. It might seem like a...
The E3 visa gives Australian nationals “special occupation” status in the United States. Qualifications to get the visa include being a citizen or national of Australia, having employment that requires a minimum of a bachelor’s degree, holding a bachelor’s degree or...
There are about a million immigrants in New Jersey and around the country who have employment-based visas and would like to become permanent residents, and most of them will experience a lengthy wait. That is because only a limited number of employment-based green...
Some immigrants arriving in New Jersey received their U.S. visas by going through consular processing. You use this route for lawful entry if you are still in your home country. To pursue the status of a lawful permanent resident upon entering the United States, you...
