Attorney Shah Peerally's Immigration Law Talk Shows

Covering the latest on immigration law with questions and answers from the listeners. Recorded live from the KLOK 1170 AM studio on January 12 2017

Covering different topics on immigration including the future of immigration laws. Employment-based immigration, undocumented issues, Trump new immigration rules. For more information call (510) 742 5887 www.AttorneyOnAir.com

The Silicon Valley is the heaven for startups. People from all over the world want to come to California especially to the Silicon Valley to be the next ‘Google’ or ‘Facebook’. In fact, many will actually be successful. Such companies especially in the IT sector are often supported by foreign labor who have to move to the United States in order to assist the companies. Consequently, a visa is required in order for the startups or IT firm to bring foreign workers to the United States. While there are many visa options available, the H1B visa for startups is probably the most common one. This brings us to question whether a startup could be eligible to file an H1B visa.

The U.S. government takes working illegally very seriously. This audio will cover how foreign students can work in the United States. There are limited work opportunities available in the United States for F-1 students. For this reason, before coming to the United States, F-1 students must prove they have the financial ability (e.g., present bank statements) to pay for tuition and living expenses while studying. If you decide that you want to work, the first step is always to talk with your designated school official (DSO). If your DSO knows you are working without permission, they must report it through SEVIS, meaning your SEVIS record will be terminated. That means that you will have to leave the United States immediately, and you may not be allowed to return. Depending on your status and program of study, you may be eligible for the following type of employment opportunities while you study in the United States: On-Campus On-campus employment is work that F-1 students whose status is Active in SEVIS s

By: Shah Peerally Esq. The H1B visa is always a widely discussed issue amongst those who want to enter the US for work. Today we discuss here some important aspects of the H1B Visa that will make it easier for the readers to understand it.

What Is an I-601 Waiver, and When is it Required? Some foreign nationals may be deemed inadmissible under INA 212(a), which covers bases including unlawful presence, criminal violations, and immigration fraud or misrepresentation. If a foreign national is considered inadmissible, then he or she must obtain a waiver of inadmissibility if they are seeking lawful permanent resident status. Generally, in order to successfully obtain an I-601 waiver, you must prove “extreme hardship” to a qualifying relative is moved to the applicant’s country, and that the qualifying relative can’t remain in the US without the applicant. These hardships are also weighed against “mitigating and aggravating factors.” Note that under the 601A waiver, there might be options to file the 601 waiver while insde the United States.

The Shah Peerally Law Show today covered issues such as INA 214B, dual intent visas - H1B, L1B, L1A, L2 visas. It also covered mergers and acquisition for immigration purposes effect on I-140 petitions and H1B visas.

The Shah Peerally Law Group PC Washington DC office located at 1020 16th Street NW – is stationed in the heart of Washington DC two blocks away from the White House and in the vicinity of the Unite20161006_141453d States’ most important institutions including the headquarters of the United States Customs and Immigration Service (USCIS). The office houses Attorney Sharif S. Silmi and will include support staff and other important legal positions. Washington DC office -1020 16th Street NW. Phone: 202-656-5553 sharif@peerallylaw.com

Covering topics on H4 EAD, I-140 and transfer of H1B, citizenship application and many other important immigration issues.

Immigration law with attorney Shah Peerally talking about issues on H1B, AC 21, I-140.

Immigration law show talking about H1B visas, L1 visas, I-140 and other immigration issued.

Immigration law show by attorney Shah Peerally recorded live from KLOK1170AM studio on September 15 2016 Shah Peerally law show.

http://peerallylaw.com Some frequent visas which can be used to obtain a visa to come to the United States. There are very few Mauritian immigrants in the United States. Many are unaware of the options. We hope this video will help. Information provided are for educational purposes only. You should not act or refrain to act solely on the information provided. No attorney-client relationship is created by this video. Attorney reserves the right to refuse the case. If you have any questions, feel free to call (510) 742 5887

Talking about the issues related to I-140, H1b, L1B, visa bulletin October 2016, and other immigration law issues.

The H1B visa is probably one the most sought visa in the United States. However not everybody qualifies for such a visa. This audio taken from our youtube video explains the how and when someone can get an H1b Visa. If you need help, please call us at 5107425887

Immigration law show presented by attorney Shah Peerally covering important topics such as abandonment of greencards, multiple I-140 petitions, ac 21

Talking about the visa bulletin, immigration issues, I-140 problems, possible further retrogression on visa bulletins. The campaign to change the visa bulletin dates.

Law Show recorded live from KLOK 1170 AM on August 11 2016 covering issues such as I-140 petition, H1B transfers, AC21, Parents petitions, Debt Settlement and other immigration issues.

Immigration law show by attorney Shah Peerally talking about Visa Bulletin issues, I-140 petitions, H1B transfers, H1B revocation and answering live questions.

Visa Bulletin for September 2016 presented by attorney Shah Peerally.