Category Archives: Worker’s Visa

The misguided protectionist stance of the Trump administration could mean significant socioeconomic changes for San Diego, particularly in terms of its technology sector. Recently proposed revisions to the rules that govern the issuance of H-4 visas for spouses of H-1B visa recipients—who are already facing certain challenges related to their legal status in the country—may …Read More

As a foreigner looking to work in the United States, the first thing you need is good counsel and accurate information from reliable sources. It’s not uncommon for travelers to confuse their status as tourists and business travelers with the right to engage in temporary work. Two working visas, B-1/B-2 and H-1B visas are all …Read More

When it comes to employment-based visas, the United States offers prospective foreign workers more non-immigrant than immigrant opportunities. This means that the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) makes it easier for American employers to seek foreign workers using temporary employment immigration in San Diego as long as their sole intention is to complete an …Read More