A multiple entry visa is a certain type of visa that permits the visa holder to enter the U.S. multiple times inside a given time frame. This visa is helpful for someone who wishes to enter the U.S., then return to his or her home country, and come back to … Continue reading How Do I Know If I Need a Multiple Entry Visa?
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What Is Adjustment of Status?
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalAdjustment of status is the process that you can use to apply for lawful permanent resident status, which is also known as a Green Card. This means that if you are present in the United States, then you can get a Green Card without having to return to your home … Continue reading What Is Adjustment of Status?
How Do I Apply for a TN Visa?
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalIf you are a Canadian or Mexican employee, you are probably wondering if it is possible for you to one day work in the United States. It is definitely possible, but it will require you to apply for a special visa called a TN visa. There are, thankfully, no limits … Continue reading How Do I Apply for a TN Visa?
Trump’s Travel Ban: Who is Affected?
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalAfter lower courts repeatedly shot down Donald Trump’s travel ban for unfairly targeting Muslims from certain countries, the Supreme Court allowed a revised version as of Monday, June 26, 2016. The decision all but allows Trump to now boast a victory. The travel ban affects travelers from six countries that … Continue reading Trump’s Travel Ban: Who is Affected?
Get Help Obtaining H-1B Visas-Deadline to file is April 1st 2017
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalAt the Law Office of Sweta Khandelwal, we help individuals in obtaining H-1B Visas, the only work visa available for US companies to hire foreign nationals. H-1B visas are available for positions that require at least a Bachelor’s Degree in a specific field, and are also referred to as Specialty … Continue reading Get Help Obtaining H-1B Visas-Deadline to file is April 1st 2017
New Changes Implemented in Visa Bulletin
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalEvery month the Bureau of Consular Affairs publishes a Visa Bulletin that provides important information about filing dates for immigrants seeking Adjustment of Status. Published bulletins list the amount of visas available during the month of publication. The Bulletin also lists priority dates for filing Adjustment of Status. Priority dates … Continue reading New Changes Implemented in Visa Bulletin
Much Longer Wait Times for Green Cards- Department of State Edits Previously Modernized Visa Bulletin
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalDepartment of States Alters Recently Modified Visa Bulletin On September 9th the Department of Homeland Security released new updated changes to the visa bulletin. These changes modernized the visa system and moved up priority dates for those applying for adjustment of status. The revisions to the visa bulletin were part … Continue reading Much Longer Wait Times for Green Cards- Department of State Edits Previously Modernized Visa Bulletin
It’s Not too Early to Begin Preparing for the H-1B CAP
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalThe H-1B CAP will Open on April 1st It’s that time again for employers to begin preparing for the H-1B CAP. The H-1BCAP refers to the quota system that the USCIS uses to review 85,000 H-1B applications each year. The CAP only applies to those who are petitioning for an … Continue reading It’s Not too Early to Begin Preparing for the H-1B CAP
Changes may be in-store for the Visa Waiver Program
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalTravelers from certain countries who to come to the U.S. may enter without obtaining a visa. This process is called the Visa Waiver Program because in certain situations when traveling to the U.S. for a short period of time the visa requirement is waived. The Visa Waiver Program applies to … Continue reading Changes may be in-store for the Visa Waiver Program
State Governors’ Opposition towards Syrian Refugees Fleeing to U.S.
Law Office of Sweta KhandelwalDue to conflict and civil war there are reportedly 12 million Syrians fleeing Syria and seeking refuge in other countries. President Obama announced that the U.S. will expand the amount of Syrian refugees admitted and would admit 10,000 refugees to the U.S. over the next 12 months. However, after the … Continue reading State Governors’ Opposition towards Syrian Refugees Fleeing to U.S.
