To streamline its procedures and shorten the waiting list for service at U.S. Embassies and Consulates, the U.S. State Department announced that specific applications for temporary (non-immigrant) visas such as tourism, business, study or work would no longer require...
Earlier this week, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that rates for immigration benefits (visas, green cards, asylum processes, citizenship, etc.) would become more expensive in 2023. The list of new prices will enter into force...
Learn about the EB-2: Green card based on career or Advanced Degree – including U.S. National Interest Waiver (NIW) Those who prove exceptional skill (above average career) or have an advanced degree (at least a bachelor’s degree) in the fields of science, arts or...
On Thursday (01/05), Joe Biden announced new measures to suppress the entry of immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, seeking to enter illegally through the U.S. border with Mexico. During a speech, the U.S. president called for people from these...
Learn about the EB-3, immigration category based on a permanent and full-time job offer in the United States. Depending on the case, the sponsor in the U.S. needs to apply for a labor certification on behalf of the EB-3 candidate issued by the Department of Labor....
The first preference of the EB (employment-Based) categories is the EB-1, which grants the green card and, consequently, the right to permanent residence in the United States for qualified foreign professionals. EB-1 eligible candidates must demonstrate outstanding...
