US Immigration for Top Professionals

April 2010 Newsletter

US Immigration is looking for top professionals from all walks of life to step up and consider relocating to America

   Topics covered in this issue
– Comprehensive Health Care Reform –
– Comprehensive Immigration Reform –
– Green Card By Marriage –
– Student F1 Visa –
– US Immigration for Top Professionals –
– US Immigration for BA Graduates  –

The Professionals:

There are a lot of people out there who are extremely well qualified in what they do. I’m talking about Management Consultants, middle managers in large companies, and people who work in media, publishing and Entertainment.

This month I’ve been contacted by an array of such people who are looking to explore immigration possibilities under the O1 visa, EB1 green card or the L1-A visa. I write about these visas a lot because every week we get a steady stream of enquiries from people who did not know such visas existed specifically to help them relocate to the US quickly and at a high level.

In terms of the Media and Entertainment industry our clients include Agencies, Professional Actors, Models, Musicians, Producers, Directors, Editors, Photographers, DP, Lighting and essential production technicians – I’m always surprised by the variety of professional people we’re able to work with.

Just this week I received enquires from five managers who had already relocated from the UK to the US under the L-1A intracompany transfer visa and now wanted to find out how they could go from L-1A to green card, also three film makers who wanted to open a film division in Los Angeles and a fashion designer who has designed clothes for the likes of Cameron Diaz and her work featured on the front covers of  major international magazines.

US Immigration needs professional international individuals to sharpen its competitive edge and as a result they have created “red carpet” immigration pathways that can quickly lead to green cards.

The L-1A Visa is for managers and executives to transfer quickly to their US branches. Sometimes L-1A visa applicants are being sent to open a new US branch. O1 Visa applicants [O1 Visa Checklist] must also have a job waiting for them; however EB1 applicants [EB1 Green Card Check List] do not need to have a job at all.

Topics covered in this issue
– Comprehensive Health Care Reform –
– Comprehensive Immigration Reform –
– Green Card By Marriage –
– Student F1 Visa –
– US Immigration for Top Professionals –
– US Immigration for BA Graduates –

US Immigration Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram
Chris M. Ingram LL.M., ESQ – Immigration Attorney
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