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Buy an Existing Business or Start a New Business With an E-2 Visa

November 23, 2015

To buy or to start a business – that is the question. The E-2 treaty investor visa allows citizens of certain treaty countries to obtain a visa if they buy or start an active commercial business. One question that many prospective applicants face is whether they should buy an existing business or to start a […]

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| Posted in E-2, Entrepreneurs, Investors, U.S. Immigration |

Working for Multiple Employers on a Concurrent H1B Visa

November 19, 2015

Congratulations! You’re one of the lucky ones who were selected in the H-1B visa lottery and you’ve started working for your employer. Being the hard-working person that you are, you start wondering “Can I take a second, part-time job while I’m on my H-1B visa?” The answer is “yes” but with a few caveats – […]

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| Posted in H-1B, U.S. Immigration, Uncategorized, Work Visa |

What exactly is an H1B Transfer?

November 19, 2015

An H-1B Transfer is Not Exactly a Transfer The beauty of getting an H-1B visa is that it allows you to work for a U.S. employer in a specialized occupation for up to six years. An initial petition can be approved for up to three years and an extension can be granted for another three […]

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| Posted in H-1B, U.S. Immigration, Work Visa |

Civil surgeon Examination in Adjustment of Status Applications

November 18, 2015

When applying for adjustment of status, all foreign nationals must undergo a medical examination with an approved civil surgeon to determine that he or she is not inadmissible to the United States on public health grounds. For details on what constitutes inadmissibility on health-related grounds, click here. Inadmissibility grounds can include: substance abuse, communicable diseases […]

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| Posted in Adjustment of Status, Green Card, Inadmissibility, U.S. Immigration, Waivers |

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