Plantation, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Plantation, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Contracts & Agreements, Business
“We were Best Friends. “ “ He was so nice! “ “We agreed but …” Too many instances tell the same story: business parter betrayal. You are cancelled after a dispute. Your name is removed from the bank a...
See Full GuideIt depends on whether you know what you are looking for. Google Results. Same But Different. One day I went to a doctor’s office to have my skin condition checked up. I asked the doctor if the conditi...
See Full GuideThe AC21 H1B portability provisions state that a nonimmigrant, who was previously issued a visa or otherwise provided with nonimmigrant H1B status, is authorized to work upon the filing of an H1B peti...
See Full GuideA lot of people are very familiar with the visa type L1. Many international companies set up subsidiaries in U.S to obtain L1. Actually, the real winner behind L1 is EB1 immigration visa, i.e, green c...
See Full GuideNew legal storm just came to town. Current immigrant caravans have gathered over 20,000 people and a new one has just formed. Media announced that President Trump wanted to end birthright citizenship ...
See Full GuideYour lawful nonimmigrant status ends, and you are out of status, when your Form I-94 expires, even if you have timely applied to extend your nonimmigrant status. Are you legally here? Oddly, the answe...
See Full GuideWorkplace violence has become a serious problem for US businesses. Statistics show that one million individuals are subjected to workplace violence every year, and that homicide is the number one caus...
See Full GuideUnfortunately, many new immigrants have to face divorce. It must be hard to fight this battle when you barely know anything of this country. This article is written to paint a scratch of this process ...
See Full GuideIt is uncommon to hear employees’ complaint about Employers. It’s known to many what employers can’t do, such as discrimination based on gender, race and etc. Employers are not trained enough to know ...
See Full GuideOn April 17, 2018, the Supreme Court decided Sessions v. Dimaya, No. 15-1498, holding in a 5-4 decision that the Immigration and Nationality Act’s definition of "crime of violence" is void for vaguene...
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