Re: immagration

Depending on the circumstances, the question is either yes or no! An analysis of the situation must first be done to figure it out.

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Re: immagration

Yes, with a green card, not with citizenship. But because of the limited number of visas each year, it may take years, depending on the employee's qualifications, current legal status in the U.S., etc.

Larry L. Doan, Esq.

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Re: immagration

Yes but there are many many issues that need to be taken into account when such a case is done.

Re: immagration

Absolutely, but this matter is complex and you should get an attorney. If you are located in Southern California, you can email me your contact info, so we can discuss your particular situation. There is no charge for consultation.

Re: immagration

This is Paul Heller.

I am the Principal/Founder of Heller Immigration Law Group, LLP

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My email is: heller@greencard1.com; heller@hilglaw.com

Please call or email me; I'll be more than happy to speak with you about this.

Best,

_______________________________

Paul M. Heller, Esq. (Founder/Principal)

Heller Immigration Law Group, LLP

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Re: immagration

Yes, but it will depend upon the situation. If the employee has entered without authorization or does not have legal status, there is often very little to be done. If an employer is interested in an individual that does currently have legal immigration status there are typically more options availble. Please email my office if you would like to set a time to discuss specifics.