Dependents in Employment-Based Nonimmigrant Visa Cases
07/27/2021
Web Seminar
The faculty on this beginner to intermediate panel will address some of the most common issues our clients and their dependents face when contemplating moving to the United States, ranging from applying for a visa to the ability to work.
American Immigration Lawyers Association
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