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  1. Business Immigration

    Business Immigration Employment-based immigration is a complex area with many opportunities and a … to accomplish their goals. There are two basic sorts of business immigration: temporary and permanent.  Temporary …

  2. Case Studies

    … the breadth and depth of our legal experience across immigration law, employment law, and litigation. These real … in their representation of past clients. 🏢 Business & Employment Immigration The L-1A Edge for … There Were No H-1Bs Left, So We Got Him an O-1 J-1 Business Trainees Can Perform Productive Work Provided that …

  3. The Type of Business Is Crucial to Determine Whether an E-2 Investment Is Substantial

    The Type of Business Is Crucial to Determine Whether an E-2 Investment … he sold it or if it failed. He wanted to come strictly for business. Johann also did not want US permanent residence or … business plans by using a careful formula derived from immigration law cases and business plan drafting books. …

  4. The Media Page

    … July 2010 The Criminal Character of the Civil Immigration Law System , Verdict Magazine, Coalition of … of Concerned Legal Professionals, July 2008 Immigration Issues in a New World: The End of INS , NCHRA … , San Francisco Attorney Magazine, May 2001 Business Immigration Handbook , NCHRA HR Professional …

  5. News

    … & Updates Stay informed with the latest developments in immigration law, employment law, and litigation. Our news … and industry trends that may affect your legal matters. Business Immigration News Updates on H-1B visas, labor certifications, business petitions, and employment-based immigration policy …

  6. E-2 Treaty Investor Visas

    … the investment.  The investor must actively manage the business, and passive investments like undeveloped land, or … States to be eligible for an E-2 visa.  But under the Immigration Act of 1990, an investor may also be eligible if … a visa and status, please click here. Starting a New Business in the United States A foreign national …

  7. Education, Training and Experience: What Counts and What Doesn't

    … of a bachelor's degree for employment-based permanent immigration.  8 CFR 204.5(l)(3)(ii)(c). The petitioner … 8 CFR 204.5(l)(3)(2)(B). PERM Minimum Qualifications and Business Necessity The Department of Labor maintains a … the "normal" minimum qualifications, but must demonstrate business necessity.  The case that set out the business …

  8. Sue Your Notario

    Sue Your Notario California's immigration consultant statute provides generous benefits to … What Immigration Consultants Must Do California Business and Professions Code 22442.2(a) sets out the things … Remedies Under the Immigration Consultant Act California Business and Professions Code Section 22446.5 Civil …

  9. San Francisco's Paid Sick Leave Ordinance

    … determining whether or not an employer qualifies as a Small Business under the Ordinance, are all of its employees … stores, each with seven employees, is it considered a Small Business under the Ordinance? A: No. For the purpose of … process an employee’s claim without regard to his or her immigration status. Employees filing a claim with OLSE will …

  10. L-1 - Multinational Transfers

    … and US employers must be related  and must be doing business in the United States and at least one foreign … than half, but in fact controls the entity  Doing Business Doing business is the regular, systematic and … abroad.  214.2(l)(1)(ii)(A). Managerial Capacity The Immigration and Nationality Act defines managerial capacity …