Monday, October 26, 2015

Temporary Work Visa For Nonimmigrant Trainees? What You Must Know?

H-3 is a category of nonimmigrant visas in United States that is issued only to nonimmigrant trainees. It allows trainees to temporarily come to America and get training. It includes training in various fields such as agriculture, finance, communications, government and more. This visa is given only in those conditions where training helps trainees in pursuing a career out of USA.


However, employers need to show that –
  • That certain training is not available in applicant’s native nation.
  • It will be beneficial for trainee’s career outside of America.
  • Trainee will not be included in the regular operation of the business.
  • Trainee will not be employed in a position for which American nationals are employed.
Applicants are required to file complete details of their job related training. It includes details regarding number of hours, structure of program, career for which training is necessary and more. Many foreign nationals apply themselves while many others take the help of the professional immigration lawyers such as Michael Wildes.

Michael Wildes is a respected immigration attorney in the United States. He has successful obtained visas, PRs and American citizenship for numerous clients. He also served as the 36th Mayor of Englewood, New Jersey. He is known as attorney to the stars due to long list of celebrity clients. He is the managing partner of law firm Wildes and Weinberg PC.

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

All You Need To Know About L-1 Visa

An L-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa that is required to enter the United States to work there for L-1 status. L-1 visa is also known as intracompany transferee visa.

The visa is apparently applicable for short span that is from three months (for nationals of Iran) up to five years (for nationals of India, Japan, and Germany). However, one can get extension of up to seven years. However, the visa is not restricted to the countries that United States has treated. If the criteria are met for applying by the applicant for L 1 visa, then any alien is eligible to apply for the visa.

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The ones who are applying for L 1 visa, their spouse and children under age of 21 can apply for L 2 visa.

L-1 visa is further divided into subcategories like-

L-1A is for managers, executives, with validity for seven years and L-1B visa is for the workers who hold specialized knowledge with validity up to five years.

After the visa validation is over that is after seven or five years, the national can only be eligible for applying for L-1 status again.

Michael Wildes ESQ is one of the prominent attorneys of United States who has dedicatedly solved numerous cases for his clients that includes some of the celebrities.

Monday, October 5, 2015

What Are The Eligibility Requirements For America’s Fiancé(E) Visas?

American immigration law allows US citizens to bring foreign national fiancé(e) to country, so that they can get married in America. For this purpose, you need to get proper visa for you fiancé(e). This process is for those whose loved one is currently living in other country. Individuals, whose fiancé(e) is already living in the United States, must go for the status change process (green card).

However, there are some eligibility requirements that applicant must complete if applying for US visa. These requirements include –
  • If you are applying for a visa for your foreign national fiancé(e), then you should be a citizen of America.
  • Both you and your fiancé(e) should be eligible for marriage. This requirement defines that both parties should be clear of any previous marriage (by death, divorce etc.).
  • It is also necessary for you to marry the visa holder within 90 days of arrival in country.
There is a different immigration process for the children of visa holder. To get legal consultation, you must hire a professional immigration lawyer such as Michael Wildes.

Michael Wildes is a respected immigration attorney who has been helping clients in obtaining visa, green card and citizenship for years. He started his law career by serving with the United States Attorney's Office in Brooklyn from 1989 to 1993. His long list of clients includes celebrities like soccer legend Pele, Sarah Brightman, Lionel Richie, Kelly Rutherford, Craig David and several Miss Universes.