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Application Process for U.S. Employment-Based Immigration

Application Process for U.S. Employment-Based Immigration

Individuals with extraordinary ability in the first subcategory of the first employment-based preference category qualify for a National Interest Waiver. If the applicant is outside the United States, the employer must confirm the employment.

Requirements for Applying for U.S. Entrepreneurial Immigration

Requirements for Applying for U.S. Entrepreneurial Immigration

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have officially proposed the "International Entrepreneur Rule," which aims to provide more convenient work authorization for foreign entrepreneurs who start companies in the United States.

What Questions Will Be Asked Upon Entering the United States

What Questions Will Be Asked Upon Entering the United States

When visiting the United States for the first time, many people wonder what questions they will be asked upon entry. In addition to submitting landing documents for inspection and verification by U.S. immigration officials, there are standard questions that immigration officers will typically ask.

What Food Items Are Prohibited When Entering the United States as an Immigrant

What Food Items Are Prohibited When Entering the United States as an Immigrant

What food items are prohibited when entering the United States as an immigrant? Some people claim that you can bring anything into the U.S. without issue. However, if you are caught with prohibited items, it can lead to significant trouble.

Preparation Before Entering the United States for Immigration

Preparation Before Entering the United States for Immigration

Preparation Before Entering the United States for Immigration

2017 U.S. Immigration Entry Guide

2017 U.S. Immigration Entry Guide

What documents are required for entering the U.S.? What should one be aware of when entering the U.S.? In this article, the Worldway immigration editorial team provides a detailed guide.

How Much Should You Prepare for U.S. Immigration?

How Much Should You Prepare for U.S. Immigration?

The costs of U.S. immigration mainly include fees for obtaining immigration eligibility and fees for processing a Green Card in the United States. In addition, immigrants should also consider the subsequent living expenses after immigrating to the United States.

What Are the Costs of Immigrating to the United States?

What Are the Costs of Immigrating to the United States?

There are various ways to immigrate to the United States, primarily through employment-based immigration, marriage-based immigration, and investment immigration. Individuals seeking to immigrate can choose the most suitable immigration pathway based on their circumstances.

Common Prices for EB-3 Employer-Sponsored Immigration to the United States

Common Prices for EB-3 Employer-Sponsored Immigration to the United States

EB-3 employer-sponsored immigration to the United States has become quite common in the Chinese immigration industry. Although the application process is the same, the prices in the market vary significantly.

The Four Major Components of U.S. Investment Immigration Costs

The Four Major Components of U.S. Investment Immigration Costs

EB-5 investors seeking a U.S. green card are often very confused about the total costs they need to pay. So, what are the components of U.S. investment immigration costs? Applicants for immigration to the United States need to understand the following.

U.S. Immigration Processing Fees to Increase by Year-End

U.S. Immigration Processing Fees to Increase by Year-End

Starting December 23 of this year, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will officially increase fees for naturalization and adjustment of status. Fees will see an average increase of 21%, with some reaching more than double their current cost.

New Policy for Holders of Ten-Year Valid B1 or B2 U.S. Visas

New Policy for Holders of Ten-Year Valid B1 or B2 U.S. Visas

Starting from November 1, 2016, Chinese citizens holding a ten-year valid B1 or B2 visa must complete the Electronic Visa Update System (EVUS) registration in addition to having a valid visa before they can be permitted to enter the United States; otherwise, their travel plans may be delayed.

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