Explaining Temporary Visas for Seasonal Workers
In Texas, industries such as hospitality, landscaping, construction, and seafood processing often experience seasonal spikes in labor demand. To fill these temporary workforce needs, many employers turn to foreign workers through the H-2B visa program. While this nonimmigrant visa offers a valuable solution, the application process is detailed and highly regulated, making...
Which Visa Is Right For Me?
You’ve received a job offer in the United States—or maybe you're exploring employment opportunities—and now you’re wondering what visa options you might have. U.S. immigration law offers several work-based visas, but they’re not one-size-fits-all. The right one for you depends on your background, job type, and goals.
Visa Options for Texas Construction Workers
Texas construction workers may qualify for an H-2B visa for temporary or seasonal jobs or an EB-3 employment-based green card if they have at least two years of experience and an employer willing to sponsor them. Undocumented workers may also have options through humanitarian programs such...
Can I Stay in Texas While Waiting for My Visa? Know Your Rights and Options
If you’re waiting for your visa to be approved, you may be wondering whether you’re allowed to stay in Texas—and under what terms. It’s a common question, especially since immigration timelines can be unpredictable.
Some people assume that once they’ve submitted an application, they’re automatically safe to remain in...
Understanding the Difference Between N-400 and the N-600
When it comes to U.S. citizenship, there are several paths—and more than one form. If you’re trying to figure out whether to file Form N-400 or N-600, you’re not alone. These two forms are both tied to becoming a U.S. citizen, but they’re used for very different reasons. The key is understanding...
Investing in the Future: Understanding the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa Program
The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program allows foreign investors to apply for U.S. Green Cards by making qualifying investments in U.S. businesses. Congress created this visa program in 1990 to boost the U.S. economy through job creation and capital investment. Investors must create or preserve at least ten full-time jobs for U.S....
Understanding the E-1 Visa Application Process: Requirements and Documentation
The E-1 Treaty Trader visa allows business owners and employees from certain countries to enter the United States to conduct trade. Applicants must live in countries with existing treaties of commerce or navigation with the United States to qualify. The trade must be substantial and involve goods, services, or technology...
Green Card Renewal for Permanent Resident Spouses: Requirements and Process
Permanent resident spouses must renew their green card when it expires, is lost, or requires updated information, and they must still meet eligibility requirements such as maintaining permanent resident status and, if applicable, proving an ongoing marriage. Renewal involves filing Form I-90, submitting supporting documents, paying...
Navigating the FY 2026 H-1B Visa Lottery With Expertise and Precision
The H-1B cap season for Fiscal Year 2026 is fast approaching. Registration for this non-immigrant visa lotter will open at noon (EST) on Friday, March 7, 2025, and close at noon (EST) on March 24, 2025. This event marks a pivotal moment for numerous businesses and aspiring professionals worldwide, and our firm...
Investor Visas and Franchise Businesses: Opportunities for Foreign Investors
The United States offers numerous opportunities for foreign investors looking to establish or expand their businesses. One of the most attractive pathways to doing business in the U.S. is through investor visas, which allow foreign nationals to live and work in the country while contributing to the economy. Franchise businesses, in particular,...