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Our office has been successfully providing services for over 10 years to American citizens and individuals immigrating or traveling/residing in the US under non-immigrant visa status. Although we are based in Pennsylvania, USA, we undertake cases remotely, regardless of your location. With a highly qualified team and extensive experience in citizenship, immigration, visa and US tax matters, we ensure that you receive the best possible legal representation.
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Read the latest articles and discover further information on the topics that concern you from a wide range of US citizenship, immigration, visa types and taxation issues.
Discover the most important work visas for the USA and how you can gain legal access to the American job market.
If you have foreign bank accounts, find out when you need to file an FBAR to avoid severe penalties.
Find out what the US FATCA law means for your foreign accounts and how to protect yourself from unnecessary fines.
See when and why you are required to complete Forms W-9 or W-8BEN.
If you have or are becoming a U.S. citizen, find out which tax obligations apply no matter where you live.
For business executives transferring within the same multinational company – find out how it works.
If you are planning to study in the USA, learn which visa is suitable for your type of studies.
If you have won a Fulbright scholarship, see how you can study or research in the US through a special form of J-1 visa that accompanies your scholarship.
If you want to gain professional experience in the US, the J-1 visa for interns and trainees allows you to work temporarily in a related field of study or professional experience.
The J-1 visa covers a wide variety of exchanges, from students and professors to researchers and trainees – find out if your profile fits this program.
For high-level athletes and artists – see how you can work legally in the US.
For members of ship or aircraft crews – see the conditions.
To participate in cultural exchange programs – find out how you can join.
If you are an individual with exceptional skills in your field, this visa can open doors for you to the USA.
Aimed at religious ministers and workers in the religious sector who travel to the US for services.
Aimed at entrepreneurs or workers in international trade – see if you qualify.
Learn which temporary workers can come to the US through these programs.
Aimed at qualified professionals – find out if you meet the criteria and how to apply.
Find out which option is right for you – visa waiver or tourist visa – and what to look out for to avoid future problems.
Find out how long you can be away from the US without losing your green card and how to protect your status.
If you have a green card and have been away for a long time, see how you can return to the U.S. permanently with a special visa.
Find out how you can obtain a green card through investment in the US, and what is required in terms of capital and process.
See how you can participate in the annual green card lottery and what your chances of success are.
Find out how your relative in the U.S. can file a petition for you and how long it takes depending on the family relationship.
Find out when and how you can change your US residency status without leaving the country - and when it can be dangerous.
Before you consider white marriage, read about the serious legal risks and consequences you may face.
Find out how you can get a green card through marriage or engagement to a US citizen and what is the right process for you.
Find out what steps you need to take to become a U.S. citizen and which cases speed up the process.
See if your child can get U.S. citizenship from you, even if he or she was born outside the U.S.
Discover how a child born in the US automatically becomes a citizen and what this means for their parents.