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Help from a Miami Non-Immigrant Visa Lawyer People from countries in the Visa Waiver Program are allowed to travel to the U.S. without visas and stay up to 90 days to visit or for business purposes. Forty countries are participants in the Visa Waiver Program. People from those countries can...
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A Mexican national was lawfully present in the United States on a Temporary Nonimmigrant Worker visa (H-2A), when he was inexplicably taken into custody by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.  Within 24 hours of being retained by the detainee’s employer, the Miami immigration law firm of Pozo Goldstein was...
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Client is a Brazilian tennis player who has competed internationally and was granted a five-year P-1A visa as an internationally-recognized athlete to enter the United States and compete in professional tennis tournaments. Client is highly ranked by the Brazilian Tennis Federation and has achieved a high rank in the Association...
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The U.S. Department of Labor certified a PERM or labor certification filed by the Pozo Goldstein team on behalf of a small medical practice for an Informatics Pharmacist position—a cutting-edge profession in the medical field. The U.S. Department of Labor certified this PERM without the need for an audit.
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The business immigration team at Pozo Goldstein obtained approval of an I-140 Petition filed under the EB-1(c) Multinational Executive or Manager for a General Manager of a cruise vessel outfitting company. Client retained the Pozo Goldstein team after her previous attorney received a six page Request for Evidence questioning every...
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The U.S. Department of Labor certified a PERM or labor certification filed by the Pozo Goldstein team on behalf of an accounting firm for a Fund Accountant position specializing in cryptocurrencies. The beneficiary is now on her way to obtaining lawful permanent residence based on this employment-based petition.
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