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Why Transitioning from EB2 NIW to EB1-A Could Be Your Next Big Move
January 8, 2025
Why Transitioning from EB2 NIW to EB1-A Could Be Your Next Big Move
Getting a green card in the United States is one of the great steps for professionals wishing to live and work in this country. Many do it through EB2 NIW (National Interest Waiver); however, if they meet certain qualifications, they might even consider moving to the EB1-A (Extraordinary Ability) category.…
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EB1A after EB2 NIW approval
January 6, 2025
7 Steps to See If You Qualify for EB1-A After EB2 NIW Approval
Written by Emily Carter, Immigration Law Specialist, Reviewed by Jonathan Miller, Esq., Licensed U.S. Immigration Attorney Introduction EB1A after EB2 NIW approval Overview An EB-2 National Interest Waiver approval can be a major step toward U.S. permanent residence. It may show that USCIS accepted the national importance of your proposed…
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December 6, 2024
The History of EB1-A: A Pathway for Extraordinary Individuals
The EB1-A visa which is also known as the ‘Einstein Visa’ is one of the most sought-after visas in the United States. This is because it is for people who can prove that they are outstanding in their respective fields. These fields include science, arts, education, business and athletics. EB1-A…
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December 2, 2024
Analysis of the EB-1 and EB-2 Visa Categories
Written by Emily Carter, Immigration-Law SpecialistReviewed by Jonathan Miller, Esq., Licensed U.S. Immigration Attorney Employment-based immigrant visa categories EB-1 vs EB-2 Visa are two of the most important U.S. green card pathways for high-achieving professionals, researchers, entrepreneurs, executives, managers, physicians, engineers, scientists, academics, artists, and other skilled workers. Both categories…
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November 17, 2024
State and Local Immigration Policies in the U.S. in 2026: What Immigrants, Employers, and Families Should Know
Written by Emily Carter, Immigration-Law SpecialistReviewed by Jonathan Miller, Esq., Licensed U.S. Immigration Attorney State and Local Immigration Policies in the United States in 2026 Immigration law in the United States is primarily federal law. Visas, green cards, asylum, removal, border control, and most immigration-enforcement authority are controlled by the…
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