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http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses the important aspects of immigrant visas. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information, please see: http://shusterman.com/greencards.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains Employment-Based (EB) visa categories. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information, see our Green Cards Through Employment page at http://shusterman.com/greencardsthroughemployment.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses how to become a US citizen through naturalization. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html. For more information please see our US Citizenship Page at http://shusterman.com/uscitizenship.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains how to obtain a P visa. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information about P visas, please see http://shusterman.com/p1entertainersathletes.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains the basic ways to immigrate to the United States, including through Relatives, Employment, Investment, the Visa Lottery, and Asylum. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html

http://shusterman.com This presentation discusses how to obtain a green card through Adjustment of Status. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information please visit our Adjustment of Status Page: https://shusterman.com/adjustmentofstatus.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses the CSPA national class action lawsuit which was decided by the US Supreme Court in 2014. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information please see our Child Status Protection Act Page: https://shusterman.com/childstatusprotectionact.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains how to immigrate to the U.S. together with your spouse and children using The Child Status Protection Act and Child Citizenship Act. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information, please see our CSPA page at http://shusterman.com/childstatusprotectionact.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains how to avoid the long waits in the family-based immigration preference categories. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information please see our Green Cards through Family Members page at http://shusterman.com/greencardsthroughrelatives.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation delivers several helpful tips for running your law firm. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation describes the eligibility requirements for O visas. Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html To qualify, applicants must be persons of extraordinary ability in: Science, Education, Business, Athletics, Arts, Motion Pictures, and Television. For more information about O visas please see http://shusterman.com/o1extraordinaryability.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains how registered nurses (RNs) may obtain temporary working visas by being sponsored by their employers. RNs may qualify for TN visas, H-1B visas, or work permits through OPT. Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html Please see our US Immigration Guide for Registered Nurses at https://shusterman.com/nurseimmigrationguide.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains the different types of temporary, non-immigrant visas, including for students, exchange visitors, professional workers, treaty traders, treaty investors, intracompany transferees, and religious workers. Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html. For more information on non-immigrant visas, please see: https://shusterman.com/temporaryvisas.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses the 3 and 10 year unlawful presence bars and I-601 waivers. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information, see our Unlawful Presence Bars & Waivers page at http://shusterman.com/unlawfulpresencesimmigrationbars.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses how you can obtain a green card through employment in the US. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html For more information please see our Green Cards Through Employment page at http://shusterman.com/greencardsthroughemployment.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses how you can obtain a green card or temporary working visa through employment in the US. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html Persons may qualify for employment-based green cards in one of the following 5 preference categories: EB-1 - Priority Workers This category consists of persons of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers and multinational managers and executives EB-2 Persons of Exceptional Ability or Advanced Degrees EB-3 Professionals, Skilled and Unskilled Workers EB-4 Special Immigrants including Religious Workers EB-5 Investors For more information please see our Green Cards Through Employment page at http://shusterman.com/greencardsthroughemployment.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains how to choose the right devices, software, and e-mail providers; how to use tablets to grow your practice; how to deal with forms and documents on a mobile device; how to work remotely; and how to decide when to answer and when to call the client back.

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains the risks of traveling while on certain types of visas, such as F-1 and J-1 visas. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html Additionally, non-immigrants on a single intent visa who have applied for a green card or have a green card denial may run into issues when traveling. Immigrants who no longer have close ties to their home country who try to travel could have issues re-entering the country after traveling, along with people with any other admissibility issues.

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains who qualifies for L-1 temporary visas. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html. An L-1 temporary visa allows an employer to transfer a worker with specialized knowledge from a foreign office to the US. The L-1 worker must be employed by a parent, subsidiary, branch or affiliated company abroad in order to qualify, and be coming to perform services that involve specialized knowledge. A foreign company which does not yet have an office in the US may establish one and obtain an L-1 visa for the worker. In order to sponsor the worker for an L-1 visa, the employer must begin the process by submitting a Form I-129 visa petition to the USCIS. For more information please see our L-1 Temporary Visas page at http://shusterman.com/l1intracompanymanagersexecutives.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains how the proposed Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill would affect employment-based immigration. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at https://shusterman.com/intake-secure.html. The Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill passed by the US Senate in 2013 offers a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the US, mandatory employment verification, border security, entry and exit systems, and visas for both low and high-skilled workers. One major step toward eliminating backlogs would be to recapture unused visa numbers from 1992-2013 to be added to the numbers available for fiscal year 2015. For more information please visit our Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill page at http://shusterman.com/immigrationreform2013.html

http://shusterman.com This presentation explains how to get a copy of your immigration file from the USCIS or the Immigration Court. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) allows you to obtain your information stored by a US governmental agency, and it is extremely important that you know what is in your immigration file before submitting an application for an immigration benefit. This can be very important when you have had some dealings with the agency in the past. Even more important if you were in deportation proceedings before an Immigration Judge. For more information please see our Freedom of Information Act page: http://shusterman.com/freedomofinformationact.html For more information please see our Freedom of Information Act page: http://shusterman.com/freedomofinformationact.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains how to speed up your green card processing under the family-based immigration preference categories. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html Attorney Shusterman discusses various methods of speeding up your family-based green card. Besides retention of priority dates and automatic conversion from one family-based preference category to another, Attorney Shusterman also gives viewers other helpful tips like using "cross-chargeablity" to speed their green card process. For more information please see our Green Cards Through Family Members Page: http://shusterman.com/greencardsthroughrelatives.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses how you can obtain a green card or temporary working visa through employment in the US. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html Persons may qualify for employment-based green cards in one of the following 5 preference categories: EB-1 - Priority Workers This category consists of persons of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers and multinational managers and executives EB-2 Persons of Exceptional Ability or Advanced Degrees EB-3 Professionals, Skilled and Unskilled Workers EB-4 Special Immigrants including Religious Workers EB-5 Investors For more information please see our Green Cards Through Employment page at http://shusterman.com/greencardsthroughemployment.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses how US citizens & permanent residents can sponsor their relatives for green cards. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html The family-based immigration preference categories include: 1st - Unmarried adult sons and daughters of US citizens 2A - Spouses and Children of Green Card Holders 2B - Unmarried Adult Sons and Daughters of Green Card Holders 3rd - Married Sons and Daughters of US Citizens 4th - Brothers and Sisters of US Citizens Attorney Shusterman explains various factors that can help you speed up what might otherwise by a very long wait for a green card. For more information, please see our Green Cards through Family Members page at http://shusterman.com/greencardsthroughrelatives.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains the proposed Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at https://shusterman.com/intake-secure.html. The Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill passed by the US Senate in 2013 offers a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the US, mandatory employment verification, border security, entry and exit systems, and visas for both low and high-skilled workers. Some of the more significant changes proposed in the bill are to the family-based (FB) and employment-based (EB) immigration systems. For both systems, one major step toward eliminating backlogs would be to recapture unused visa numbers from 1992-2013 to be added to the numbers available for fiscal year 2015. For more information please visit our Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill page at http://shusterman.com/immigrationreform2013.html

http://shusterman.com This presentation explains how to get a green card through investment. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html Investor (EB-5) green cards are granted to those who invest $1 million in a new commercial enterprise and create 10 jobs for U.S. workers. However, if the enterprise is located in either a rural or a high-employment area, the amount of funds which needs to be invested is reduced to $500,000. A qualified employee is a US citizen, permanent resident or other immigrant authorized to work in the US. The individual may be a conditional resident, an asylee or a refugee. Full-time employment requires a minimum of 35 working hours per week. For more information please see our Green Cards through Investment page: http://shusterman.com/investorsusimmigration.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains the proposed Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at https://shusterman.com/intake-secure.html. The Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill passed by the US Senate in 2013 offers a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the US, mandatory employment verification, border security, entry and exit systems, and visas for both low and high-skilled workers. Some of the more significant changes proposed in the bill are to the family-based (FB) and employment-based (EB) immigration systems. For both systems, one major step toward eliminating backlogs would be to recapture unused visa numbers from 1992-2013 to be added to the numbers available for fiscal year 2015. For more information please visit our Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill page at http://shusterman.com/immigrationreform2013.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains the proposed Comprehensive Immigration Reform (CIR) bill. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at https://shusterman.com/intake-secure.html. The CIR bill passed by the US Senate in 2013 offers a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the US, mandatory employment verification, border security, entry and exit systems, and visas for both low and high-skilled workers. One major step toward eliminating backlogs would be to recapture unused visa numbers from 1992-2013 to be added to the numbers available for fiscal year 2015. While the bill would decrease the number of annual FB green cards from 226,000 to 161,000, it would expand the immediate relative category to include spouses and children of permanent residents. For more information please visit our Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill page at http://shusterman.com/immigrationreform2013.html

This presentation discusses how to win your cancellation of removal case in Immigration Court. Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html If you have been placed in removal proceedings and have resided in the US for a long period of time, you can apply for Cancellation of Removal if: 1. You have been physically present in the U.S. for a continuous period of 10 years prior to the institution of removal proceedings. 2. You have been a person of good moral character for 10 years; 3. You are not inadmissible under criminal and security grounds, or deportable under marriage fraud, criminal grounds, failure to register and falsification of documents, or security and related grounds. 4. Your removal would result in exceptional and extremely unusual hardship to your US citizen or permanent resident spouse, parent, or child. For more information please see: http://shusterman.com/cancellation-of-removal-for-non-lprs.html

This presentation discusses how foreign-born physicians can get visas to train in the US. Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html The 2 most common options are: 1) J Visas - Once an IMG has passed USMLE, Parts I and II, and matches with a medical residency program, he obtains a DS-2019 form from the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) and either changes his status to J-1 in the US or goes abroad to get a J-1 visa. This subjects him to the 2-year home residency requirement. 2) H-1B Visa - Physicians who have passed all 3 parts of the USMLE and have matched with an employer who agrees to sponsor them for an H-1B visa may do so to avoid having to apply for a J waiver down the road. Most residency programs are "cap-exempt" so the physician does not have to worry about the numerical caps on H-1B petitions. See our Physicians Immigration Guide at http://shusterman.com/physiciansusimmigration.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses the laws which determine which persons born abroad are U.S. citizens. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html US immigration laws allow certain persons born abroad to "acquire" or "derive" US citizenship through their parents and sometimes through their grandparents. There are multiple strategies for proving that you are a U.S. citizen even though you were not born in the U.S. You may want to apply for a U.S. passport, or alternately, you can apply for a Certificate of Citizenship from the USCIS using form N-600. For additional information regarding derivative citizenship, please see Our US Citizenship through Parents page at http://shusterman.com/americancitizenshipthroughparents.html.

This presentation explains what employers can do to avoid the seven most costly mistakes - including how to prevent an I-9 audit. Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html 1. Each person you employ must complete Part 1 of the I-9 on or before their first day of employment. 2. You must complete Part 2 of the I-9 on or before the person's 3rd day of employment. 3. Be sure that the person signs and dates the form. 4. Store the I-9 forms together and not in each employee's personnel file. You are permitted to store the I-9 forms electronically. 5. Store the I-9 forms of current employees separately from the I-9s of former employees. 6. I-9 forms must be kept for 3 years after a person is hired or 1 year after they quit, retire or are terminated, whichever date is later. For more information, please see our Employers Immigration Guide at http://shusterman.com/employersimmigrationguide.html

This presentation explains the requirements for H-1B visas. Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html H-1B visas are granted to persons who jobs require a Bachelors degree or equivalent, who possess such a degree/experience and whose employers agree to pay them either the prevailing wage, or the actual wage, whichever is higher. H-1B visas are subject to an 85,000numerical cap. Since employers submit over twice that many H-1B petitions, applicants are subject to a lottery. However, the following are cap-exempt: Working at an institution of higher education; Non-profit employers which are affiliated with or related to institutions of higher education; Non-profit research organizations; Governmental research organizations. In addition, physicians who have received J waivers are not subject to the numerical cap. For more information, please see our H-1B Visa Guide at http://shusterman.com/h1bvisaguide.html

This presentation explains who qualifies for an E-2 treaty investor visa. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html E-2 investor visas are for a nationals of a country with which the US has a commercial treaty and who is coming to the US solely to direct and develop the operations of an enterprise in which he has invested, or is actively involved in the process of investing, a substantial amount of capital. An investment is the E-2 investor’s placing of capital, including funds and/or other assets, at risk in the commercial sense with the objective of generating a profit. The capital must be subject to partial or total loss if the investment fails. The E-2 investor must show that the funds have not been obtained, directly or indirectly, from criminal activity. The investment enterprise may not be marginal. For more information, please see: http://shusterman.com/e2treatyinvestor.html

This presentation explains what employers can do to avoid an I-9 audit. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html 1. Each person you employ must complete Part 1 of the I-9 on or before their first day of employment. 2. You must complete Part 2 of the I-9 on or before the person's 3rd day of employment. 3. Be sure that the person who completes the I-9 signs and dates the form. 4. Store the I-9 forms together and not in each employee's personnel file. You can store the I-9 forms electronically. 5. Store the I-9 forms of current employees separately from the I-9s of former employees. 6. I-9 forms must be kept for 3 years after a person is hired or 1 year after they quit, retire or are terminated, whichever date is later. For more information, please see our Employers Immigration Guide at http://shusterman.com/employersimmigrationguide.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains how you can qualify for an I-601A Provisional Waiver. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html In 2013, President Obama issued a new policy which provides that once your I-130 is approved, you can file a "provisional" I-601A waiver without leaving the US. Only if the waiver is approved would you go abroad to apply for a green card. However, you must demonstrate that certain "qualified relatives" would suffer "extreme hardship" if you were not permitted to return to the US for 10 years. Qualified relatives are permanent resident or US citizen spouses or parents. Hardship to you and your children does not count. Extreme hardship can be emotional, financial, medical or a combination of each of these. For more information, please see our I-601A Provisional Waivers page at http://shusterman.com/i601a-provisionalwaiver.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation explains what you should do if you marriage ends in divorce before before your two-year green card expires. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html Generally, you and your US citizen spouse must submit a joint I-751 petition within the 90 day period before your green card expires. However, if your marriage ends in divorce, be ready to file a I-751 waiver of the joint petition requirement as soon as the divorce is final, but before your two-year green card expires. If your I-751 is approved, you will receive a 10-year green card. If your I-751 is denied, you will be put into removal proceedings in Immigration Court. Remember that you can renew your I-751 waiver petition before the Immigration Judge. For more information, please see our I-751 Waiver page at http://shusterman.com/i751waiverwhereamarriageendsindivorce.html

http://www.shusterman.com This presentation discusses how you can obtain a green card through employment in the US. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html Persons may qualify for employment-based green cards in one of the following 5 preference categories: EB-1 - Persons of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers, and multinational managers and executives EB-2 Persons of Exceptional Ability or Advanced Degrees EB-3 Professionals, Skilled and Unskilled Workers EB-4 Special Immigrants including Religious Workers EB-5 Investors Persons may speed up the processing of their green cards by a variety of means. For more information please see our Green Cards Through Employment page at http://shusterman.com/greencardsthroughemployment.html

This presentation discusses how international clinicians can get visa train in the US. Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html The 2 most common options are: 1) J Visas - Once an IMG has passed USMLE, Parts I and II, and matches with a medical residency program, he obtains a DS-2019 form from the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) and either changes his status to J-1 in the US or goes abroad to get a J-1 visa. This subjects him to the 2-year home residency requirement. 2) H-1B Visa - Physicians who have passed all 3 parts of the USMLE and have matched with an employer who agrees to sponsor them for an H-1B visa may do so to avoid having to apply for a J waiver down the road. Most residency programs are "cap-exempt" so the physician does not have to worry about the numerical caps on H-1B petitions. See our Physicians Immigration Guide at http://shusterman.com/physiciansusimmigration.html

This presentation explains what employers can do to avoid an I-9 audit. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html 1. Each person you employ must complete Part 1 of the I-9 on or before their first day of employment. 2. You must complete Part 2 of the I-9 on or before the person's 3rd day of employment. 3. Be sure that the person who completes the I-9 signs and dates the form. 4. Store the I-9 forms together and not in each employee's personnel file. You can store the I-9 forms electronically. 5. Store the I-9 forms of current employees separately from the I-9s of former employees. 6. I-9 forms must be kept for 3 years after a person is hired or 1 year after they quit, retire or are terminated, whichever date is later. For more information, please see our Employers Immigration Guide at http://shusterman.com/employersimmigrationguide.html

This presentation explains how registered nurses (RNs) may obtain green cards by being sponsored by their employers. Schedule a legal consultation (by Skype, telephone or in person) at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html This process does not have the PERM requirement and RNs may qualify for green cards by working in a Schedule A Shortage Occupation. Please see our US Immigration Guide for Registered Nurses at https://shusterman.com/nurseimmigrationguide.html

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This presentation explains how to qualify for President Obama's Deferred Action Program (DACA). Schedule a legal consultation at http://shusterman.com/schedule-immigration-consultation.html To apply for DACA, you must have: 1. Come to the US prior to their 16th birthday; 2. Continually resided in the US for at least 5 years immediately before June 15, 2012 and must be present in the US on that date; 3. Entered the US without inspection before June 15, 2012, or their lawful immigration status expired as of June 15, 2012; 4. Graduated from high school, obtained a GED certificate, be in school, or be an honorably discharged veteran of the US Coast Guard or Armed Forces; 5. Not been convicted of a felony offense, significant misdemeanor offense, multiple misdemeanor offenses, or otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety; and 6. Been under the age of 31 on June 15, 2012. For more information, see: http://shusterman.com/obamadeferredactiondreamers.html

An Employer's Guide to Using U.S. Immigration Laws to Hire and Retain Foreign-Born Professional Employees

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This presentation explains how immigration lawyers can use the web to help them practice law. Helpful tools including online immigration resources such as: Laws and Regulations, Check Case Status, Court & Administrative, Decisions, Government Processing Times, and Agency Interpretations. You may also want to use government websites, including the Citizenship & Immigration Service, State Department, Labor Department, EOIR, Federal and State Courts, and Other Agencies.

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