Work visa applications come with high hopes—and plenty of hurdles. Applicants face strict deadlines, complex requirements, and long wait times. One misstep can delay your approval or lead to a denial. You don’t have to let setbacks define your path. When you understand the common issues and how to approach them, you give yourself a […]
If you plan to visit the US for an approved study or exchange program, then you will most likely have to apply for a J1 work visa. A J1 work visa is a type of nonimmigrant visa granted to participants in cultural or educational exchange programs. Examples of those who would need a J1 work […]
If you plan to visit the United States, you will most likely need a B2 visa. The next natural question is: what documents do I need to get my B2 visa? This B2 Visa document checklist contains a quick guide to what you need to get your B2 visa and how to apply for it. […]
When applying for a U.S. visa, a letter of invitation from a host in the United States can support the applicant’s case. Though not mandatory, a letter of invitation for U.S. visa adds context for the consular officer, showing that the applicant has a legitimate reason to visit and plans to return to their home […]
A recent ruling by the D.C. Circuit has affirmed the validity of amended regulations issued by the Department of Homeland Security nearly ten years ago that extended employment authorization to certain spouses of H-1B visa workers pursuing lawful permanent resident status in the U.S. This decision reinforces the rights of H-1B visa spouses, allowing them […]
Planning an extended trip to Canada involves several steps, and one of the most crucial is the process for a Canada visitor visa application. Securing your visitor visa is essential whether you’re visiting family or exploring the country on vacation, and having a seasoned Austin, TX, immigration attorney helping you makes the process easier. If […]
If you travel to the United States for business or leisure, you should know the difference between visa R B1/B2 and other visas. These are nonimmigrant visas for those who want to enter and stay in the United States temporarily for business (B1) or tourism (B2). However, an R B1/B2 visa combines business and tourism […]
If you wish to work in the United States, you must have the legal right to do so. Non-citizens must have an immigration status that makes them authorized to work in the United States. Non-citizens can seek permanent residency and work authorization in the U.S. or apply for a temporary visa to work while in […]
Immigrants frequently come to the United States for employment opportunities but need help figuring out how to live and work here. Work visas help many enter, travel, and work in the United States, but obtaining one before you arrive at a border is critical. If you don’t know how to apply for work visa in […]
To join the workforce, you must be legally authorized to work in the United States and provide an employer with documentation proving your legal work status. If you aren’t legally allowed to work in the U.S., you risk potential deportation and denial of future work permits or visas. How to get work authorization in US? […]