Category: Cross-Border Business and U.S. Immigration
H-1B and L-1 In-Person Interviews Waived Through 2022
The U.S. State Department will waive H-1B and L-1 in-person interviews and other non-immigrant visa application interviews through 2022 due to the backlog of applications created ...
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Updates for L-2 and H-4 Visa Holders
Nonimmigrant spouses of certain United States L-1 and H-1B visa holders who were unable to renew or obtain work visas will now be able to work legally. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration ...
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Simplified Arrival Process for Entering the U.S Expands to More Ports Ahead of Nov 8 Border Reopening
Photo courtesy of CBP With the land borders into the United States from Canada reopening on November 8, many Canadians are concerned about the wait time to process travellers. A ...
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Are You A Canadian Who Can't Cross The Border to Your Job in the United States?
Are you a Canadian who's job is in the U.S? What's at risk if you DON'T hire a business immigration lawyer? Immigration rules and procedures are changing almost daily in Canada and the ...
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Episode 16 Taxes for Expats: CrossBorder Canadians and Americans
The close proximity of Canada and the United States offers business immigration opportunities for citizens of both countries - and can result in cross-border tax issues for expats: ...
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United States Suspends New Work Visas Through 2020
Evelyn Ackah on June 24 On June 22, United States President Trump signed an executive order to suspend new work visas through the end of the year. The new visa restrictions go into ...
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Episode 14: Immigration and Tax Solutions for Canadians On Business Travel to the United States
Today's podcast is a live webinar presented by Evelyn Ackah, Immigration Lawyer, and Laura McLeman, CPA, CA, CPA (Illinois), of Citizen Abroad Tax Advisors. Cross Border Business: ...
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What Does the U.S. Suspension of Green Cards Mean to Canada?
On April 22, 2020, United States President Trump signed an Executive Order suspending issuance of green cards (permanent lawful residence) for 60 days due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) ...
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