The November 20, 2014 Executive Order is intended to impact US high skilled businesses and workers. While limited on details, the President outlined the below objectives. USCIS is expected issue several memos that will provide greater detail in achieving the objectives below. As more details become available, Cipolla Law Group will provide more information. To…
The US Department of State extended it’s typical practice of granting B1 Business Visas and B2 Tourist Visas to the duration of 10 years. This press release provides the details. While this will save many Chinese applicants the hassle and more importantly the risk of being denied a tourist visa, it unfortunately does not solve…
H-1B visa Path to U.S. Green Card H-1b visa is one of the most popular work visas in the United States. It allows the visa holder to work in a specialized field of profession for a limited period of time. During the H1B employment, you are eligible to apply for legal permanent residence (employment green…
The USCIS is extremely cautious when it comes to evaluating fraud in H1B visa applicants. A petitioner must be vigilant in providing documentation and keep their H1B employee’s file handy at the H1B worksite at all times. When it comes to the legal aspect of the responsibility of the H1B employer, beyond responsibility for filing…
EB5 Investor visas leads to permanent residency. It is a viable option for investors that are unable to obtain permanent residency through other means such as Employment sponsored (ie. PERM, National Interest Waivers – NIW, EB1 Extraordinary Ability, or EB1 International Managers). EB5 visas are generally the last option because it requires an investment of…
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