Costa Mesa, CA: 949-441-4003
Seattle, WA: 206-926-3973
Costa Mesa, CA: 949-441-4003 | Seattle, WA: 206-926-3973
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Employers in California and around the country can petition for EB-2 employment-based visas when they wish to hire a foreign job candidate who possesses exceptional skills or an advanced degree. What sets this visa apart from other employment-based visas like the more...
Consular processing occurs when a person applies for a visa before leaving their native country. The United States embassy staff processes the application in the foreign country. It is different than applying for a visa if you are already in California or elsewhere in...
Whether the stay in California is short-term or the ultimate goal is citizenship, knowing the ins and outs of the immigration system is the key to an expedient, hassle-free process. The first step is understanding the requirements, criteria, and designations. Not all...
Applying for a family visa can be overwhelming if you are unprepared for the visa interview. California residents who wish to bring additional family members to the United States are encouraged to come to the interview prepared with as much documentation as possible....
The Commercial Association of São Paulo (ACSP) – District Center is honored to invite you to this incredible opportunity to learn more about US visas, including immigrant and investor visas such as the renowned EB-5 program. Sign up as spots are...
If you are a highly skilled or accomplished professional living overseas and are interested in relocating to the United States, you may be eligible for the EB-1A visa classification. This priority worker classification provides a path to permanent residence in the...
The EB-2 visa is available to certain immigrants by virtue of their professional abilities. Those who obtain approval of an EB-2 petition are eligible for lawful permanent resident status in the United States, making this a powerful option for those who qualify. Who...
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If you are an immigrant situated in California for employment purposes, you need formal approval from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This requires the PERM process to certify your employment as a foreign national. This is how it works....
If you are looking to travel to California and you are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you may need a visa. The process involves a thorough vetting process that might include an interview to determine whether you are eligible for entry into the United...