There are plenty of options for foreign workers to temporarily work in the U.S. One type that is geared towards larger companies with more than U.S.$25 million in gross annual sales is the Blanket L-1 visa.
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5 Tips for a Successful Immigration Interview
It is always better to be safe than sorry. That old adage can apply to many situations in your life. It is better to look up where you are headed before you […]
What to Know About the L-1 Blanket Visa
There are plenty of options for foreign workers to temporarily work in the U.S. One type that is geared towards larger companies with more than U.S.$25 million in gross annual sales is the Blanket L-1 visa.
Overview and Considerations Related to the E-2 Visa
If you are willing to put up a substantial amount of capital to invest in an enterprise that will employ U.S. workers, the U.S. Department of State (DOS) might be interested in […]
New H-1B Rules Further Restrict the Program
In the recent past, the demand for the 85,000 H-1B visa slots the U.S. government issues each year has exceeded the supply. The nonimmigrant visa, which is reserved for U.S. non-citizens to […]
An Arrest for Drunk Driving Leads to Automatic Visa Revocation
If you were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, commonly known as “DUI” during the holidays, you are likely experiencing an on-going unpleasant and expensive hangover working with a criminal defense attorney to resolve the problem. Unfortunately, if you are a U.S. visa holder, you will also need to work with an immigration attorney because an arrest for drunk driving now leads to an automatic visa revocation.
New Valvo Law Website Launch!
We’re pleased to announce our new Valvo Law website has launched. We worked with LA-based creative agency, Executionists, to conceive of a new, modern, responsive design that describes our professional services and provides valuable resources to our international clientele. Since the majority of our clients are Japanese, we will soon implement the ability for users to view the website in Japanese by clicking the language link.
Major Change in USCIS Policy
On October 23, 2017 the USCIS announced a major change in its policy pertaining to the review of all applications to extend nonimmigrant status.