More Articles by Kyle Knapp
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When to File for an Employment-Based Green Card: Timing an I-140 Petition
Knowing when to file the I-140 petition Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker is important to its success and the worker's ability to maintain status in the United States.
Documents Needed to File for an EB-3 Employment Visa
A handy checklist of the documents a U.S. employer needs to gather to submit along with the I-140 petition for a third-preference foreign worker.
U.S. Immigration for Nurses: Work Visas & Green Card Options
In order to encourage more foreign nurses to immigrate, the U.S. government has established procedures to facilitate nurses’ ability to work and live here.
Do Canadians Need a K-1 Visa to Enter the U.S. & Marry a U.S. Citizen?
Despite Canadian citizens typically enjoying easy entry into the United States, if their intention is to marry a U.S. citizen, the K-1 visa process, including filing a petition and interviewing at a U.S. consulate in Canada, must be used.
Tips for Mexicans Applying for TN Visa
Procedures and cautions for Mexican citizens applying for a TN visa to the U.S. based on NAFTA.
Working Outside the U.S. With a Green Card
If you have a green card and are going to work outside of the U.S., learn how to avoid abandoning your permanent residence, or disrupting your eligibility to become a U.S. citizen.
Employment-Based Green Cards - Application Process
After you have received a suitable job offer from a U.S. employer (if you need a job offer under your prospective category of lawful permanent residence), getting a U.S. green card through employment is a multistage process.
Timeline of the U.S. Labor Certification Process
One of the major steps in sponsoring a foreigner for work in the U.S. is the labor certification process. Here's what to expect.
R-2 Visa for Family of Religious Workers (R-1 Holders)
An R-2 visa is a U.S. nonimmigrant (temporary) visa that may be issued to the spouse and unmarried children (under 21 years) of R-1 visa holders.
My K-1 Visa Is Pending: Can I Work in the U.S.?
After entering the U.S. on a K-1 visa, you can, if you wish to accept employment, either apply for a work permit or wait until you've married and include a work permit application in your application to adjust status (get a green card).