11/4/2020 Update: On 11/3/2020, the Seventh Circuit has issued an administrative stay of the decision that set aside the Public Charge Rule. As of today, Form I-944 must still be submitted with all adjustment of status applications. David Hirson & Partners, LLP...
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A brief guide to L-1 visas
The L-1 visa program has been a crucial component to the success of many multinational businesses. You should understand how this program can benefit your company. The following is a brief guide to the L-1 visa program. Who is eligible for an L-1 visa? The L-1 visa is...
David Hirson & Partners, LLP & Visa Franchise Present U.S. Visa and Business Options for Foreign Entrepreneurs and Investors
On October 28, join immigration attorney, Niral Patel (David Hirson & Partners, LLP) and Visa Franchise's Patrick Findaro in a Livestream on U.S. Visa and Business Options for Foreign Entrepreneurs and Investors During this Livestream, you will learn (about): If a...
Failed EB-5 Project? Don’t Give Up. Here’s What You Can Do.
Our firm recently received good news: our client finally received approval of his Form I-829 petition after waiting almost a decade and enduring the EB-5 process. But this was not just any regular I-829 approval. The client came to us for help after his initial EB-5...
Immigration Webinar Series with David Hirson & Partners, LLP, InvestAmerica, & the Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce Southeast
David Hirson & Partners, LLP (DHP) is delighted to be co-hosting an exciting new webinar series with InvestAmerica and the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce Southeast. The series will have an informative webinar once a month starting on September 29, 2020 to...
Immigration Litigation Success at David Hirson & Partners, LLP
In recent years, the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) has been increasingly issuing denials of employment-based visa applications and petitions that previously would have been approved without question. Routine visa renewals started receiving...
No furlough for USCIS, but future remains in doubt
Around the world, nations have been blocking entry from visitors from other countries as the COVID-19 pandemic shows few signs of decline. The U.S. has been no different and has been forced into scaling back not only vacation visits from foreign travelers but...
David Hirson & Partners, LLP Helps L-1A Applicant to Receive National Interest Exemption Under Presidential Proclamation 10052
We are pleased to announce that Managing Partner of David Hirson & Partners, LLP, and her team recently helped an L-1A visa applicant to be granted approval for a National Interest Exemption under Presidential Proclamation 10052. This exemption approval also...
Immigration News: USCIS Delays Furloughs Until November 2020
On August 25, 2020, the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that they would be suspending furloughs of 13,400 employees until at least November 2020. It was discovered that USCIS had $800 million in additional revenue that would allow them to...
Immigration News: Temporary Remedy for Delays in EAD Production
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, there have been extensive delays in the production and delivery of Employment Authorization Documents (EAD cards) by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Therefore, as a temporary remedy, USCIS announced on...