E-1 vs E-2: Which Treaty Visa Fits Your Company?
The E-1 tests your trade and the E-2 tests your investment. Most other rules are shared, so the choice turns on which record is stronger.
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How Long Can You Stay on an R-1 Visa? The Five-Year Limit
An R-1 is granted for up to 30 months, extended once to a five-year total, then needs a year abroad before it can be used again. Here is how the clock runs.
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I-290B Appeal or Federal Lawsuit After a USCIS Denial?
Form I-290B keeps the fight inside USCIS and lets you add evidence. A federal APA suit puts a judge in charge but freezes the record. How to choose.
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How to Apply for an I Visa: Steps and Documents
There is no USCIS petition for an I visa. You apply at a consulate with a DS-160, an employer letter, and press credentials. Here is the sequence.
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I Visa vs B-1 vs O-1: Which Fits Media Work in the U.S.?
Journalists need an I visa, not a B-1 or ESTA, for any reporting in the United States. Entertainment crews need O or P visas. Here is how to tell which applies.
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What Are an H-2B Employer's Obligations to Workers?
H-2B employers attest to wage, hours, travel, recruitment, and recordkeeping duties that run all season. Here is what each one requires and how DOL checks.