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by Kasey Husk If you live in the United States without status, we know that life can be difficult. Being undocumented likely affects almost every aspect of your life, including work, the places you can go, and whether you can buy a home or drive a car. It affects whether you qualify for certain benefits in the United States
The EB-1A visa is an immigrant visa that allows individuals with extraordinary ability in their field to become permanent residents of the United States. The EB-1A visa is part of the employment-based first preference category and is designed for individuals who are at the top of their fields in science, art, business, education, or athletics. To qualify for the EB-1A
La visa EB-1A es una visa de inmigrante que permite a las personas con habilidades extraordinarias en su campo convertirse en residentes permanentes de los Estados Unidos. La visa EB-1A es parte de la categoría de primera preferencia basada en el empleo y está diseñada para personas que están en la cima de sus campos en ciencias, arte, negocios, educación
En Eagan, sabemos lo difícil que es vivir en y trabajar en los Estados Unidos sin documentación, y por eso, estamos al tanto de los cambios en las leyes de migración que podrían beneficiarles a todos los inmigrantes. Recientemente, el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional actualizó el proceso de acción diferida y este permitirá a los inmigrantes recibir un permiso de
Here at Eagan we know just how hard it is to live and work in the USA without your documentation. That’s why we are always keeping track of changes in the United States’ immigration laws that might benefit you if you are currently struggling without papers. Recently, the Department of Homeland Security introduced changes to the Deferred Action process that
by Kasey Husk Feeling comfortable with the people who are going to represent you in legal matters is always crucial, but never more than when you are working toward something as important as your immigration status. After all, this is your life we’re talking about! You know that gaining status in the United States will mean many great things for
