WHAT ARE CONTRACTS
A contract is an agreement or an exchange of promises between two or more people. The agreement can be on behalf of individuals or on behalf of the companies in which the individuals represent.
THE FLAWS AND FALLACIES OF BANKRUPTCY ISSUES IN THE SOCIETY
December 7, 2019 By
The general conception is that Bankruptcy laws help people and small businesses that can no longer pay their creditors or to get a “fresh start” – by liquidating their assets to pay their debts or by creating a repayment plan.
CHILDREN & THE RIGHT TO FAMILY LIFE
December 7, 2019 By
CHILDREN& THE RIGHT TO FAMILY LIFE, A CONFLICT OF OPINION IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF IMMIGRATION RULES –THE UK & THE USA
Family reunification and the recognition of a family life is a cornerstone for immigration law in many countries. Many countries recognize the need for the migration of family members to join their relatives in another country. This article considers how children fit into this family life and how the treatment of a child’s family right differs between the United Kingdom and the United State of America.
A UK Immigration lawyer’s perspective on emigration to the UK
December 7, 2019 By
United Kingdom (UK) is as welcoming as the United States, but it has one of the most complex Immigration system and rules in the world.
Crewmember Visa -D Visa
December 6, 2019 By
Crewmember Visa (D Visa)
Crewmember (D) visas are nonimmigrant visas for persons wishing to work on board commercial sea vessels (ships) or for international airlines in the United States (example flight attendants) , providing services required for normal operation and intending to depart the United States on the same vessel or any other vessel within 29 days.
[Read more…]L1 Visa – WHY SHOULD YOU APPLY FOR L VISA
December 6, 2019 By
These are some of the benefits of L Visa:
- There is no degree or educational requirement for an L1 visa and the specialized knowledge does not need to be in a specific field as is in H1B non-immigrant visa.
B1-B2 Visa and the visa waiver program
December 6, 2019 By
About B1/B2 Visa and Visa Waiver Program
Coming to United of States as a visitor will be defined according to the purpose of your visit. You may apply for a B1 visa for a business visit or a B2 visa for visits for other purposes except business. For applicants of some countries that have a low ratio of refusal, a program named “Visa Waiver Program” (VWP) has been designed to enter to United States up to 90 days to conduct business or for pleasure without first obtaining a B1 visa or a B2 visa.
[Read more…]The K1 Visa – A brief synopsis
December 6, 2019 By
The K1 Visa – A brief synopsis
(1) K1 Visa
Requirements
- Must be a foreign-citizen fiancé(e) of a U.S. citizen is the recipient of an approved Petition for Alien Fiancé(e)
- Must be legally free to marry at the time the petition was filed and remain so thereafter, and must be legally possible according to U.S. laws in the State in which the marriage will occur.
- Must have met the person within the past two years, USCIS may grant an exception to this requirement based on extreme hardship for the U.S. citizen sponsor to personally meet the foreign-citizen fiancé(e) or if it is contrary to culture for man and woman to meet before marriage.
Visa Waiver Program
December 6, 2019 By
The Complexities and Confusion of the United States’ Visa Waiver Program
The Visa Waiver Program (VWP) is a quick and easy way to enter the United States for reasons of business or pleasure. If you are a citizen of a participating VWP Country, you can enter the United States for 90 days without enduring the long process of obtaining a travel visa.
[Read more…]Green Card -Quest for residency
December 6, 2019 By
Green Card: Quest for residency
For every immigrant the most important step in the quest of become a US Citizen through naturalization is getting a green card first. However, the path to become a permanent resident is narrowly tailored because you need a familiar petition for an US citizen/Legal Permanent Resident or a working visa to become an immigrant, being admitted, and receive your green card later.
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