The general population of employers must usually use a system called “Labor Certification,” or PERM Labor Certification to sponsor a person for a green card, and that is a pretty… CONTINUE
When a Business Entity is Your Sponsor Rather Than A Private Party
Q: If the sponsor of a potential immigrant is a company versus a U.S. Citizen, versus a green card holder, these probably have some impact on the success or failure… CONTINUE
A Question About Quotas Relating To Geographic Origin
Q: Geographically, for any of these Visas, if someone is coming from South America versus Europe or Asia, are there different quotas for different parts of the world?Is there application… CONTINUE
Inadmissable Conditions for E, L and H Visas
The Immigration Act is a series of lists and one of the lists is who cannot come into the U.S.; in other words, people who are “inadmissible.” The list of… CONTINUE
Lotteries or Statutory Limits For E-1, E-2, L-1A or L-1B Visas
Q: Is there a lottery for those Visas or do they issue them for any qualifying applicant? A: There is no lottery or statutory limit for either E-1 or E-2,… CONTINUE
BIA Holds That Adjustment of Status Constitutes an Admission for Purposes of Determining a Respondent’s Eligibility to Apply for an INA § 237(a)(1)(H) Waiver.
BIA HOLDS THAT ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS CONSTITUTES AN ADMISSION FOR PURPOSES OF DETERMINING A RESPONDENT’S ELIGIBILITY TO APPLY FOR AN INA § 237(a)(1)(H) WAIVER. In a lengthy opinion accompanied by… CONTINUE
L-1 Visa Limits
Q: Is there an upper limit to how long they can have an L-1 Visa? A: Yes. As with the H-1B’s there is a limit on L’s. L-1A’s are allowed… CONTINUE
BIA Holds That Neither The IJ Nor The Board Has Jurisdiction To Review Whether Asylum-Only Proceedings Were Improvidently Instituted Via Referral Under The Visa Waiver Program.
BIA HOLDS THAT NEITHER THE IJ NOR THE BOARD HAS JURISDICTION TO REVIEW WHETHER ASYLUM-ONLY PROCEEDINGS WERE IMPROVIDENTLY INSTITUTED VIA REFERRAL UNDER THE VISA WAIVER PROGRAM. BIA ALSO HOLDS THAT… CONTINUE
L Visas Explained
L Visas are issued to the owners and certain employees of international companies, businesses that have been established and are operational outside of the U.S. for at least one year,… CONTINUE
BIA Holds That The “Stop-Time” Rule of INA § 240A(d)(1), Ending A Cancellation Applicant’s Period of Continuous Residence is Not Triggered When One is Served With A Notice To Appear but Never Placed in Proceedings on the Basis of That Document.
BIA HOLDS THAT THE “STOP-TIME” RULE OF INA § 240A(d)(1), ENDING A CANCELLATION APPLICANT’S PERIOD OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCE WHEN HE OR SHE IS SERVED WITH A NOTICE TO APPEAR, IS… CONTINUE
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