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What is a EB-1 Visa, EB-2 Visa and EB-3 Visa for Priority Workers - Dallas Immigration Lawyers

What Are EB-1 Visas, EB-2 Visas and EB-3 Visas for Priority Workers?

By Davis & Associates | Sep 4, 2018

If you’re considering coming to the United States on an employment visa or you own a company looking for help from foreign nationals, EB visas are worth exploring. Employment-based visas are categorized based upon preference: EB-1, first preference EB-2, second preference EB-3, third preference EB-4, fourth preference EB-5, fifth preference What is an EB-1 Visa for Priority Workers? In order to qualify for an EB-1 visa, a person must have extraordinary ability in the sciences,…

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Business Visas The Fundamentals

Business Visas: The Fundamentals

By Davis & Associates | Jul 24, 2018

For companies looking for business visas, the United States immigration program provides several kinds of work visas to fit the requirements of companies and workers alike. Nevertheless, when employing foreign nationals, it is crucial that companies and staff members have a clear understanding of the visa program and its procedure. Here are a few of the most typical business visas in the United States: H-1B Visa The H-1B visa is a short-term work visa that…

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5 Things To Understand About Family Immigration Law

5 Things To Understand About Family Immigration Law

By Davis & Associates | Jul 8, 2018

Family Immigration Law in the United States allows citizens and permanent residents to submit petitions for visas for certain relatives. Relatives or family members can be defined as a spouse or fiancé, child, brother or sister, or parent. The process to obtain residency status for a relative can take considerable time and requires submitting correct paperwork and documentation to be successful. The amount of time it requires to get a family immigration visa depends upon…

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The Leading Concerns Your Immigration Lawyer Can Respond To For You

The Leading Concerns Your Immigration Lawyer Can Respond To For You

By Davis & Associates | Jun 10, 2018

It’s crucial to find an immigration attorney that you can rely on. A reliable lawyer will assist you through the procedure, and help respond to any concerns that you may have along the process. For Garry Davis and Davis & Associates, our very top priority are families, not files, which is why we commit ourselves to keeping households together throughout the United States immigration procedure. Here are several concerns to ask your immigration lawyer. What…

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Dallas Immigration Lawyer, Garry Davis Set to Speak at California Business Law Bootcamp

Dallas Immigration Lawyer, Garry Davis Set to Speak at California Business Law Bootcamp

By Davis & Associates | May 29, 2018

Davis & Associates owner and leading Dallas immigration lawyer, Garry Davis, is scheduled as a guest speaker this month at three “Startup Bootcamp: Legal Edition” events, hosted across California by Ferguson Braswell Fraser Kubasta PC (FBFK). The three events take place: May 29th from 6-8 pm, at 540 Howard Street, Second Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105 May 30th from 11 am – 1 pm, at 75 East Santa Clara St., San Jose, CA 95113 May…

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10 Facts About Illegal Immigration That May Shock You | Dallas Immigration Law Firm | Davis & Associates

10 Facts About Illegal Immigration That May Shock You

By Garry Davis | May 16, 2018

The 2016 political campaign in the United States included a significant amount of dialog about immigration and, specifically, unlawful or undocumented immigration. While some comments were factual, some have been proven false or at least a somewhat distorted interpretation of the truth. Here is more about immigration naturalization services and immigration law. Typical comments about illegal immigrants have suggested that: They are taking good jobs away from American-born citizens. They are criminal by nature, especially…

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How Immigration May Affect Texas Elections

By Davis & Associates | Apr 10, 2018

Among all of the current political issues, topics about immigration law are among the most obvious. News about the removal of Temporary Protected Status for specific countries, DACA, the multi-billion dollar border wall, sanctuary cities, ICE crackdowns, and many more topics populate the headlines every day. In Texas, the situation is even more apparent. With the Texas legislature passing SB4 last year, a law intended to eliminate sanctuary cities and strengthen the authority to request…

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Texas Immigration Law Firm is Assisting with DACA Renewals

Texas Immigration Law Firm is Assisting with DACA Renewals

By Davis & Associates | Mar 29, 2018

Davis & Associates, a Texas Immigration Law Firm, is continuing to accept clients who are looking to submit a renewal request for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). The DACA program was rescinded on Sept. 5, 2017 and protections were set to end on March 5, 2018. This was supposed to force Congress to come up with a permanent legal solution for DACA recipients by the program end date. As of mid-March, with no decision…

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How to Get My Fiancé a Visa in the United States

How to Get My Fiance a Visa in the United States

By Davis & Associates | Mar 20, 2018

Anything to do with immigration and visas for entry into the United States could be becoming more challenging than in the past. Without professional legal assistance in many cases, individuals are facing delayed and even denied entry into the United States. One immigration category of common interest regarding family immigration refers to petitioning for a Fiancé Visa USA for a fiancé who is a foreign citizen currently living outside the United States. Many U.S. citizens have…

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Political Asylum USA- Frequently Asked Questions

Political Asylum USA: Frequently Asked Questions

By Davis & Associates | Mar 13, 2018

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) is sensitive to the plight of foreign nationals who may be exposed to harassment, discrimination, or unfair persecution based on race or religious discrimination, nationality, or political and social association in their home countries. For those who are currently present in the United States, and can show that returning to their home country can expose them to danger, seeking political asylum USA to remain may be the safest…

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