The fiancé(e) visa and the immigrant visa allow foreign nationals to immigrate to the US to be with their partners. While both types of visas can accomplish the same goal, they are different in their application. Which type is best for you depends on several factors, including your specific circumstances. Outlined below is a summary […]
If you are entertaining the idea of exploring career opportunities in the United States, you may wonder what documentation you will need. All migrants interested in working in the US need either a work permit or a work visa. Let’s investigate the differences between them to give you a better understanding of how to move […]
As a Canadian citizen, you have one of the most powerful passports in the world, and you can travel to 184 countries without a visa. The US is on that list; however, you may need a B-1/B-2 tourist visa if your business or vacation plans span several months. As with other visa applications, the B-1/B-2 […]
The United States Department of State administers the Diversity Immigrant Visa (DV) Program to award green cards to qualifying individuals from countries with low immigration rates to the US. The US awards up to 55,000 visas annually through the program, all of which are awarded through random selection. In this article, we explain who’s eligible […]
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is strict about who it grants entry. The agency views foreign nationals with a criminal record negatively and will not admit individuals who have committed certain criminal offences. Therefore, Canadians applying for a green card or permanent residence with a criminal history are at a distinct disadvantage. […]
As a Canadian citizen and professional, you may know that many of your compatriots use the TN visa to capitalize on professional opportunities in the United States. You may also know this visa is specifically for Canadians and Mexicans with certain educational or professional credentials. But did you know you could consider an H-1B visa […]
E2 visas are granted to entrepreneurs, investors, or business owners who wish to start or purchase a business in the United States. The E2 visa is exclusive to nationals of countries that maintain a treaty of commerce and navigation with the United States. An E2 visa holder must show at least 50% ownership of a […]
Do you have a criminal record and are trying to enter the United States? You may be denied entry unless you’ve received a US entry waiver. This waiver provides you with special permission to enter the US legally despite a criminal record that would otherwise make you inadmissible. Obtaining a US entry waiver can be […]
It’s undeniable that U.S. citizenship affords you many opportunities to live up to your fullest potential. But before you pursue the American dream, you must obtain a U.S. Green Card. For many applicants, the process of obtaining a U.S. Green Card is daunting and tedious, making it easy for them to make mistakes. Here are […]
When it comes to studying abroad, the United States of America is the most preferred destination, attracting millions of international students. If you’re not a U.S. citizen and are planning to study there, you’ll need to have a U.S. student visa. A student visa allows you to temporarily reside in the country while enrolled in […]
All non-U.S. citizens must obtain work authorization if they wish to seek employment in the United States. Below are some of the categories under which a foreign citizen may qualify for a U.S. work permit. Family sponsorship You might be eligible for a work permit if you have family ties to a U.S. citizen or […]
A new Economic Impact Report from the New York – Israel Business Alliance confirms that Israeli enterprises generate substantial revenue, draw capital investment and create jobs throughout New York State. 5 Israeli-founded companies valued at $1 billion or more are based in New York (Compass, Lemonade, Paynoeer, Taboola, and WeWork). In 2018, $18.6 billion in […]
On June 8, 2012, President Obama signed H.R. 3992 into law. The legislation was drafted to open the E-2 program to Israeli investors on the condition that Americans would be eligible for similar visas in Israel. Although the Bill was signed in 2012, implementation of the E-2 program for Israelis has been delayed for years. […]