Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
You may be eligible for asylum in the US if you have been persecuted or have a "well-founded fear of persecution" in your country based on (1) political opinion, (2) religion, (3) race, (4) nationalit...
See Full GuideGenerally, if a person qualifies for a green card under the EB-2 category, they must persuade their employer to undergo the PERM process (http://shusterman.com/perm.html). However, in 1999, Congress p...
See Full GuideHave you ever wondered how all those foreign born Oscar-winning actors, directors, and cinematographers are able to come to work in the United States? Or for that matter, those brilliant foreign-born ...
See Full GuideGreen cards for family members dominate the U.S. immigration system. Each year, over 500,000 persons obtain lawful permanent residence in the US by being sponsored by a relative who is a US citizen or...
See Full GuideWhen trying to obtain a green card, there are two options you can consider. You can apply for (1) Adjustment of Status inside the U.S. or you can apply for (2) an Immigrant Visa at a U.S. Consulate ab...
See Full GuideAsk Mr. Shusterman: How Can I Qualify for an O Visa? Have you ever wondered how all those foreign born Oscar-winning actors, directors, and cinematographers are able to come to work in the United Stat...
See Full GuideGenerally, if a person qualifies for a green card under the EB-2 category, they must persuade their employer to undergo the PERM process. However, in 1999, Congress passed a law exempting certain fore...
See Full GuideFrequently Asked Questions On May 26, 2015, the USCIS began accepting applications for form I-766 Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) submitted by certain H-4 spouses of H-1B professionals. W...
See Full GuideThe US State Department conducts an annual Diversity Visa Lottery--also called a "green card lottery"--which awards eligible people the chance to receive one of 50,000 immigrant visas distributed thro...
See Full GuideIf you are working for a foreign entity and must visit the United States for business reasons, you are likely permitted to visit the U.S. with a B-1 visa. The B-1 visa is reserved for those foreign na...
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