Plantation, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Plantation, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Contracts & Agreements, Business
Many permanent resident-wanna-be scratch their head because they are afraid of paying tax for income and property overseas. Tax Liability for Foreign Income United States is one of two countries in th...
See Full GuideMany immigrant entrepreneurs start their US life by expanding their foreign businesses to US or establishing a new business with their connection. Import and Export business is natural choice for them...
See Full GuideH1B is well-known way to start a life in USA after school. while H1B season is around the corner, more new graduates are looking into DIY tips for H1B. This article tends to provide some tips of this ...
See Full GuideUSCIS EB5 statistics shows that out of 13795 EB5 application since 2005, 81% were approved for conditioned green card, 68.4% were approved for permanent green card, which is 2887 families.The question ...
See Full GuideEB5 program enables foreign Investors to obtain conditioned green card via investment in designated regional center who creates 10 direct and indirect jobs for each investor based on a feasible busines...
See Full GuideIt has recently come to our attention that the DMV will not issue a drivers license based on documents traditionally accepted per the Acceptable Documents Table (ADT) if the document is based on a same...
See Full GuideMany of our clients ask us whether their green card is renewable even if it has expired. Rest assured. The answer is yes. A You dont automatically lose your permanent residency status once your green ...
See Full GuideLegal Dictionary Employment-Based Immigration: First Preference EB-1 Employment-based, first-preference visa are designed to grant to people who have an extraordinary ability, are an outstanding profe...
See Full GuideImmigration Through Adoption I tried to explain Adoption to a friend of mine. After 2 hours of back and forth conversation, she seems to be still in the cloud. Looks like a writing is not avoidable t...
See Full GuideUSCISs definition of "capital for EB-5 purposes excludes assets acquired, directly or indirectly, by unlawful means (such as criminal activities) 8 C.F.R. 204.6 (e). Specifically, 8 C.F.R. 204.6(j)(3) ...
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