Posts Tagged ‘Business Immigration’
Are You at Risk? Legal Obligations for Employers of Undocumented Workers
Hiring employees is an important part of running a business. However, if you hire undocumented workers, you must understand the legal risks. The U.S. government has strict laws about employing people who do not have the right work authorization. If you are an employer, knowing these rules is important to protect yourself, your business, and…
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How to Prepare for Immigration Policy Changes
Navigating immigration in the United States can be challenging, especially when laws and policies are constantly changing. Now that 2025 is here, the need to stay informed about potential immigration policy changes has never been more important. These changes could have a profound impact on individuals and families in Texas, affecting everything from visa eligibility…
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Navigating New H-1B Policies for Business Owners in 2025
Did you know the H-1B visa program provides opportunities for thousands of skilled workers to contribute to the U.S. economy? For business owners in Texas, this program is a gateway to hiring top global talent. However, new H-1B policies introduced in 2025 bring changes that every business owner in Texas needs to understand to stay…
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Can I Own a Business in Texas While on a Visa?
Owning a business in Texas as a foreign national is an exciting opportunity, but it comes with a unique set of challenges—especially if you are on a visa. It’s important to understand the various visa types, the opportunities and limitations for starting and managing a business, and the legal factors that aspiring entrepreneurs must navigate…
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New Business Immigration Opportunity | International Entrepreneur Parole
We are pleased to share an exciting new pathway for foreign national entrepreneurs to live and work lawfully in the United States while growing a new business. This week, the government announced the availability of a program known as International Entrepreneur Parole, which gives the Department of Homeland Security the authority to grant a period…
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How to Find H-1B Sponsorship by Companies in America
If companies are not finding individuals with the specific skills and knowledge needed, looking beyond the United States borders is a viable approach. To hire a foreign employee, employers must apply for an H-1B sponsorship. Many U.S.-based companies have had difficulty filling their staff with qualified U.S. citizens and need to look elsewhere to fill some…
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7 Traits of the Best Immigration Lawyers
7 Traits To Look For In An Immigration Attorney If you need an immigration attorney, chances are you are feeling stressed out and exposed about your existing immigration situation. The concept of being separated from your household, or your sponsor stopping by mid-way through the procedure can keep you up during the night. These are…
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How Does a Small Company Sponsor H1B Workers?
Successful start-up and small companies that wish to grow usually begin with a clear roadmap to achieve their goals. This plan includes objectives, timelines, staffing requirements, and plenty of action plans. In some technical areas, the staffing challenge can be the most significant hurdle to achieving overall objectives. While there may be plenty of specialized…
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Davis and Associates, a North Texas Business and Family Immigration Law Firm, is Now Open All Day Saturdays
Davis & Associates, a Dallas, Texas based immigration law firm, services families and businesses in North Texas needing immigration law assistance is now open on Saturdays. We recognize that some families can’t get to the office during the week, and the demand for legal immigration assistance is at an all time high. To meet this…
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What is a H-1B visa?
The Challenge of H-1B Visas In our Dallas Immigration Law practice, we are frequently asked the question, “How can I get a work visa?” Technically, there is no such thing as a general visa to work in the US. Each visa type is for a specific purpose, such as studying (F-1, M-1, J-1), tourism (B-2),…
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