Vancouver Immigration And Cross-Border Injury Law Blog

Crossing the border can be nerve-wracking at the best of times. Whether you’re headed to the United States for business or pleasure, chances are that you don’t want to have you trip end before it starts by being turned away. So how you minimize your chances of having a negative border experience? Border Solutions’ Mark … Continue reading “Honesty Is The Best Policy And Other Tips For Border Crossing”

As a musician, part of the job (and part of the fun) includes touring. Whether you’re just starting out or have enjoyed a long, successful career, chances are good that you will find yourself on the road at some point. Canadian musicians, like everyone else, are required to fulfill certain obligations to cross the border … Continue reading “What You Need To Know About P Visas”

For business travelers in Canada, visiting the United States for work purposes is part of the job description. In an era of increased border security and scrutiny, a little preparation can go a long way. Ever since incidences of border detentions and talk of travel bans started making headlines on a regular basis, business travelers … Continue reading “Navigating U.S. Immigration and Border Issues As A Business Traveler”

Many Canadian citizens, including some from British Columbia, live and work in the United States. That and the growth in online dating have led to a surge in U.S. immigration involving marriages between citizens of the United States and Canada. When this happens, the Canadian citizen will be entitled to obtain a green card, which … Continue reading “U.S. Immigration: Requirements for K-1 fiancé? visa”

The U.S. Visa Bulletin is published every month, and it serves to update employment- or family-sponsored visa applicants with the status of their applications. British Columbia residents who have visa applications filed with U.S. immigration can keep track of their positions in the queue by studying the bulletin. This is where they will be able … Continue reading “How does the US immigration Visa Bulletin work?”

People from across the globe flock to the United States to study, including some residents of British Columbia. However, there is much more to it than being accepted as a student in a competitive and desirable U.S. university or college. Obtaining an F-1 student visa may turn out to be a challenging process. Furthermore, students … Continue reading “U.S. Immigration: Be prepared for the F-1 student visa interview”

Owners of companies in British Columbia who want to grow their businesses in the United States have different options. However, seeking answers on Google might be frustrating because the online information could be outdated, and it is often inconsistent. An experienced U.S. immigration lawyer can provide valid solutions and explain the available options — one … Continue reading “US immigration: What is an E2 Treaty Investor visa?”