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Posts Tagged ‘employment based sponsorship’

What Are My Options If My Employer Will Not Sponsor Me for a Green Card?

What Are My Options If My Employer Will Not Sponsor Me for a Green Card?

By Davis & Associates | April 16, 2026

Key Takeaways There are multiple ways to pursue a green card without an employer sponsorship, depending on your background and eligibility Some visas that allow self-petition for a green card give you full control of your case without employer involvement It may be possible to stay in the US without an employer sponsorship by maintaining…

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Why Students from Latin America in the U.S. Should Plan Early for Green Card Options

Why Students from Latin America in the U.S. Should Plan Early for Green Card Options

By Davis & Associates | December 3, 2025

Executive Summary: Many Latin American students come to the United States on an F-1 visa to study, build new skills, and prepare for strong careers. As they settle into life in the country, many wonder how to move from F-1 to green card status in the future. Planning early gives you more time, more choices,…

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Why Employment-Based Sponsorship Is a Common Route for F-1 Students

Why Employment-Based Sponsorship Is a Common Route for F-1 Students

By Davis & Associates | November 3, 2025

Executive Summary: Many international students come to the United States with big dreams for their future. After earning a degree, most F-1 students want to stay, work, and build their careers here. The challenge is finding a legal path to remain in the country once school ends. One of the most common and successful ways…

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