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What Is The Difference Between A Permanent Resident Card And A Green Card?

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The United States allows immigrants from all across the world to obtain permanent residency. Upon obtaining permanent residency, every immigrant is given a card that some refer to as a “permanent resident card” and others refer to as a “green card.”  What Is A Permanent Resident Card?  A permanent resident card is an identity… Read More »

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Common Mistakes That Can Prevent You Getting Approved For An O-1 Visa

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The O-1 visa is a visa for individuals who have extraordinary abilities and achievements. For an applicant to obtain an O-1 visa, there are certain things they must do, and certain problems they must avoid.  How Often Do O-1 Visas Get Approved?  The O-1 visa approval rate for the past three-years is as follows:… Read More »

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How Can A Student On An F-1 Visa Work?

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Students who are living, and studying, in the United States on an F-1 visa can work. But, they can only engage in specific types of work; many types of work are not available for students. Being aware of the different types of work students on an F-1 can take on makes it easier for… Read More »

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When Can An Employer Seek An L-1 Visa For Temporary Workers?

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If you run a business in the United States but have offices in one or more foreign countries, you may need to find out more about L-1A and L-1B visas for temporary intracompany transferees. To be clear, both L-1A and L-1B visas can allow foreign workers to come to the United States to live… Read More »

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What Is Adjustment Of Status And When Can I Apply For It?

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If you are already living in the United States through an immigrant visa, such as a K-1 visa for fiancé(e)s or an IR1 visa for a spouse, you may be wondering about your ability to apply for lawful permanent resident status so that you can remain in the country. Applying for lawful permanent resident… Read More »

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Can I Get An H-1B Visa?

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If you are seeking to come to the United States to work, you may be wondering if you are eligible to obtain an H-1B visa, which is one of the most common types of nonimmigrant visas for workers in Houston and throughout the United States. However, in order to qualify for an H-1B visa,… Read More »

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What Is The Difference Between F-1 And J-1 Status For Students?

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Students who are not U.S. citizens and are current citizens of foreign countries often come to the United States to live and to study, and in many cases to conduct research. Generally speaking, visitors to institutions of higher education, including colleges and universities in the United States, will seek F-1 or J-1 visas. Yet… Read More »

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Can You Receive An O-1 Extraordinary Ability Visa?

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Individuals with extraordinary abilities can come to the United States to work and live. To accomplish this, those individuals must apply for an O-1 Extraordinary Ability visa. For their application to be successful, they must be able to demonstrate their extraordinary ability and apply for their visa in the proper manner.  Are You Eligible… Read More »

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Overview Of The F-1 Student Visa

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The F-1 Student Visa is a visa that allows international students to enter, and study in, the United States. With an F-1 visa, students can study in the United States, allowing them to reside in the country for the entirety of their studies. What Are The Requirements For An F-1 Student Visa? To receive… Read More »

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What To Expect During An Immigrant Visa Interview

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To receive any one of the visas that the United States offer, an applicant will, more often than not, need to conduct an interview at their nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. A successful interview allows the applicant to receive their intended visa. But, an unsuccessful interview can make acquiring this visa far more difficult…. Read More »

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