Immigration & Investment Solutions PLLC

Immigration & Investment Solutions PLLC
Immigration, Investment & International Trade

Who We Are

Immigration & Investment Solutions, PLLC is a law firm, built upon a strong heritage of excellence in U.S. immigration and nationality law. It has accumulated over 100 years of practical experience in helping our Clients from around the world, nationalities spanning continents, including Asia, Australia, Africa, North & South America, Europe, and Russia individuals from all walks of life, professional with high level of education (PhD., MD, LLM, JD, Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees etc... Read More
What We Do

Our Philosophy Immigration & Investment Solutions PLLC has a philosophy founded upon two fundamental principles: 1. Clients deserve their attorney’s full dedication and commitment; 2. U.S. immigration should be applied fairly and consistently to all people regardless of race, color, faith, creed or sex. Our Approach Our philosophy is the basis of our approach in representing employers, citizens, immigrants and aliens. In addition to using traditional “tried and trueR... Read More
Success Stories

A prestigious advertising agency wanted to employ a talented director for their company. They approached our firm for assistance. We successfully extended the director’s H-1B status while simultaneously preparing a Labor Certification and Employment Visa Petition. The director received his Green Card approval and will continue his successful career in the advertising field. A leading luxury transportation company hired our firm to assist in obtaining a Labor Certification and Visa Peti... Read More
Immigration Reform

As Congress resumes its session after Labor Day, businesses and families will be waiting to hear about any progress on immigration reform. The Senate passed its version of a comprehensive immigration reform bill in June but the lawmakers in the House have yet to vote on any version of immigration bills. Meanwhile, businesses that wish hire workers continue to deal with conflicting and complicated laws and regulations. Families continue to be affected daily by immigration laws that are not wor... Read More

EB-5 Visas

Created in 1992, EB-5 visas are used to bring new investments to the United States and to create jobs for U... Read More

Labor Certifications

Some employment visas require the employer to first obtain approved labor certification with the U.S. Depar... Read More

H-1B Visas

This visa category allows U.S. employers to bring temporary workers to the United States as employees who w... Read More

Family-Based Immigration

Family-based immigration allows U.S. Citizens and Lawful Permanent Residents to sponsor their family member... Read More

E-1 and E-2 Visas

E-1 visas allow an individual who is a national of a country which has signed a Treaty of Trade with the Un... Read More

L-1 Visas

L-1A visas allow U.S. employers to transfer an executive or manager from its foreign office to its office i... Read More

News

As Congress resumes its session after Labor Day, businesses and families will be waiting to hear about any progress on immigration reform. The Senate passed its version of a comprehensive immigrati... Read More

I-9 Compliance

There have been many important changes in the U.S. immigration laws and regulations in 2012. Nonimmigrant and immigrant visa processing (such as the H-1B and Green Card) continue to be a challenge... Read More

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FAQ

1) I own a beauty shop and spa. Would my business qualify for an EB-5 investor visa?

2) I own a successful IT business with several offices in the U.S. and abroad. How could I send some of my employees from the offices business abroad to the United States?

3) How do I qualify for an H-1B?

4) Do I need a job offer from a company to work in the United States?

5) Can I buy a house in the U.S. for 1 Million Dollars and get a Green card?

6) After I get my Green card, do I have to pay income tax on the income that I receive from the rental properties in my former country?

7) Can I set up a corporation in the U.S., hire myself and get immigration status?

8) I have a Green Card but I need to stay outside of the U.S. to take care of the family estate. What should I do?

9) How do I enter the visa lottery?

10) I have been accused of marriage fraud (but it is not true), what can I do?

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