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What age are most resident nonimmigrants?

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Feb 22, 2017 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

Among the ways foreign nationals who are nonimmigrants vary is in the nature of their temporary stay in the United States. Some just make brief travels to America. Others reside in the U.S. in a relatively grounded way during their stay. Individuals in this latter...

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Immigration matters regarding children of green card holders

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Feb 15, 2017 | Family Immigration, Firm News

Here in the U.S., there are avenues through which a green card holder can pursue a green card for certain family members. This includes their children (with certain restrictions, one of which we will discuss below). Now, there are various challenges and complex issues...

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Foreign doctors and practicing medicine in the U.S.

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Feb 8, 2017 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

Among the professionals from other countries that sometimes come to the U.S. to practice their profession are doctors. Immigrant physicians can be a real asset to medical care here in the United States. A recent study suggests that such physicians might even have...

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The academic degree branch of the EB-2 program

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Feb 1, 2017 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

The EB-2 green card program is aimed at three different classes of foreign nationals seeking to work in the United States. These three classes are: individuals with “exceptional ability”, individuals that fall under a national interest waiver and...

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MLS player recently granted U.S. citizenship

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 25, 2017 | Firm News, US Citizenship

There are many key steps and processes involved in applying for U.S. citizenship. What a person originally from another country does in regards to these things can have major impacts on how their efforts to receive such citizenship go. Skilled attorneys can advise...

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International students and working in the U.S. after graduating

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 18, 2017 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

When a person is nearing the completion of a college or graduate degree, one of the big concerns they may have is whether they will be able to find the right job after they are done with school. Finding employment after getting one’s degree can prove challenging for...

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Changes made to national interest waiver test for EB-2 visas

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 13, 2017 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

There are many things U.S. immigration officials may look at when considering a given immigration request. For one, they may apply certain tests, as tests have been set out for some types of immigration matters. Understanding what tests immigration officials might use...

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Chinese student enrollment up in U.S. elementary and secondary schools

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 11, 2017 | Firm News, US Immigration Law

Parents can have many goals regarding their child’s education. For some parents from foreign countries, these goals may include for their child to go to a U.S. school. It appears that having their child receive an American education at a young age is something an...

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‘Returning workers’ no longer exempt from H-2B cap

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Jan 4, 2017 | Employment Immigration, Firm News

Many different things can have a big impact on employers who are trying to get a work visa for a foreign worker they desire to employ here in the United States. Among these are the cap rules related to the visa they are trying to secure for such a worker. Different...

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Spouses of deceased U.S. citizen military members and citizenship

On Behalf of Ware | Immigration | Dec 21, 2016 | Firm News, US Citizenship

It is a sad reality that some of the brave members of the U.S. armed forces end up losing their lives during their military service. The time following such a loss can be very hard on a deceased military member's family, such as their spouse. When the deceased’s...

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