Blog Posts in July, 2013

• Posted By Law Offices of Michael M. Felix 31-Jul-2013

  Nonimmigrant Waiver: Recent Success Story

  Recently, our office prepared a nonimmigrant waiver that was approved at a U.S. Embassy in 5 days. This particular nonimmigrant waiver was prepared on behalf of a member of an internationally recognized music group. This music group has won and ...

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• Posted By Law Offices of Michael M. Felix 30-Jul-2013

  Nonimmigrant Waivers

  For foreign nationals who are looking into visiting the United States for a temporary period of time, sometimes, certain immigration laws will prevent them from being admitted into the United States at a port of entry or consulate office. These ...

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• Posted By Law Offices of Michael M. Felix 23-Jul-2013

  The Los Angeles District Attorney's Office Prosecutes Businesses that Conduct Immigration Fraud

  Have you been the victim of immigration fraud? If so, we encourage you to take action and report the business that has conducted fraud against you. The Los Angeles District Attorney's office prosecutes businesses engaging in immigration fraud. If ...

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• Posted By Law Offices of Michael M. Felix 22-Jul-2013

  Preventing Immigration Fraud

  On June 27, 2013, the US Senate approved a 1200 page Immigration Reform Bill that basically promises to create a path of citizenship for the millions of undocumented individuals in the United States dependent on the Federal Government's approval ...

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• Posted By Law Offices of Michael M. Felix 9-Jul-2013

  El Senado Aprueba el Proyecto de Ley - Reforma Migratoria

  El pasado jueves 27 de Junio del 2013, se marcó el primer paso importante de la acción que está realizando el Gobierno Federal de Estados Unidos para aprobar una Reforma Migratoria. El Senado aprobó un proyecto de ley de ...

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• Posted By Law Offices of Michael M. Felix 2-Jul-2013

  Types of Musician Visas

  International musicians who wish to perform in the United States can legally do so by obtaining an O or a P visa in advance. The type of work visa a musician must obtain depends on whether the musician will be performing as an individual or as part ...

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