Plantation, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Plantation, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Contracts & Agreements, Business
Generally, an lien in H1B status may work for up to six years. Before obtaining another round of H1B status, the alien must return to his home country for one year. Yet Act 21 gives some H1B holders o...
See Full GuideConsidering remodeling your home? You must know that most of the professionals who will work on your remodeling project need to be properly licensed. Sure, it is tempting to hire unlicensed contractor...
See Full GuideEB5 Pilot Program was enacted in 1992 to allow foreign investment in a pre-approved US companies (so called regional center). Since the start, the program has to be reauthorized every 2-3 years depend...
See Full GuideUnder Immigration Law, people with certain characteristics are not allowed to enter U.S.with a visa or green card, which is called inadmissible. Some of the grounds may receive official waiver, which...
See Full GuideBusiness Immigration is a hot buzz words online. Many immigration attorneys call themselves Business Immigration Attorneys. What is it exactly? That’s a good question. Actually, there is no such t...
See Full GuideApplying to Ivy League Colleges like Harvard, MIT and Yale has always been stressful. Yet, Asian-American student face an extra source of stress: race and ethnicity. Admission Discrimination by colleg...
See Full GuideThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's ("SEC") Office of Investor Education and Advocacy and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services ("USCIS") are aware of investment scams targeting foreign...
See Full GuideWhen customers are satisfied with your product and services, do you want them refer them to other customers without difficulty in naming your products and services? Do you want your products and servi...
See Full GuideMany people have called to express their willingness to enter into a prenuptial agreement but assume all they need to mention in their agreement is ownership of the personal assets they have prior to...
See Full GuideMany people have called or written to ask whether they can stay in U.S after they were in trouble with laws, even after they have had a deportation order. The answer is as always, it depends. Here is...
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