Meaning of “Actively in the Process of Investing” in EB5 Context
An investor who is “Actively in the process of investing” in the EB5 visa context with a special focus on promissory notes.
An investor who is “Actively in the process of investing” in the EB5 visa context with a special focus on promissory notes.
Investors and entrepreneurs not from treaty countries may require an H1B, L1, or O1 visa to work in the USA. This will explain special considerations for them.
What does T status mean? What benefits does a T visa provides to certain trafficking victims – learn everything you need from our article.
U Visa holder, Eligible for adjustment of status, U status, 8 C.F.R. § 214.14, Certifying official
There are two waivers of inadmissibility available to U visa petitioners: the general-purpose 212(d)(3) waiver and the U visa-specific 212(d)(14) waiver
It’s not impossible to get the immigrant petition and/or adjustment of status application approved in the Absence of the Petitioning Spouse. Matter of Boromand.
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