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How to Prepare a Job Offer Letter for a TN Visa
If you want to get a TN visa or entry to work in the U.S., make sure your employer's offer letter helps to show your eligibility.
What Happens If an H-1B Holder Loses Their Job?
H-1B workers can, unfortunately, end up losing the job upon which their visa and status are based. Find out how an H-1B worker can nevertheless maintain lawful status in the United States.
Will a DUI Affect Your Permanent Resident Status?
While there are serious consequences for anyone charged with a DUI, the consequences for an immigrant can be more severe. Find out how a DUI can endanger a green card holder's status.
How Long Can You Stay in the U.S. on a TN Visa?
Mexican and Canadian citizens can stay in the U.S. in TN status for up to three years and extend their stays almost indefinitely.
How to Apply for an Extension of Your H-1B Stay in the U.S.
The maximum period you'll be allowed to stay on your initial H-1B visa is three years. After that, you can apply for extensions up to a maximum of an additional three years.
Options If Your I-140 Petition Is Denied by USCIS
Find out what to do if USCIS denies the I-140 visa petition filed by your U.S. employer to start the process of receiving lawful permanent residence.
EB-3 Visa Processing Time and Backlog
Here's information about the (long) wait to expect when applying for an EB-3 green card.
Requesting Permanent Labor Certification: ETA Form 9089
U.S. employers use ETA Form 9089 to request permanent labor certification on behalf of a foreign worker seeking a green card.
What If I Am Laid Off Before I Get My Employment-Based Green Card?
What happens if you lose your job while your employment-based green card application is in process? With another job, you might be able to continue toward permanent residence.
Maintaining Legal H-1B Status While Waiting for a Green Card
Maintaining legal status in the U.S. becomes especially important when waiting to apply for permanent residency (or waiting to receive your green card after you have applied).