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US Immigration Attorney, Haddam Tripathi talks about “E2 Treaty Investor Visa Explained: What is the best E2 Visa Business for me?” if you have more questions regarding this you can reach him at +1 863-370-2427 or contact him via email at [email protected]. You can also visit his website www.trip-law.com

US Immigration Attorney, Haddam Tripathi talks about “E2 Treaty Investor Visa Explained: What are the Requirements to Obtain an E2 Visa?” if you have more questions regarding this you can reach him at +1 863-370-2427 or contact him via email at [email protected]. You can also visit his website www.trip-law.com

US Immigration Attorney, Haddam Tripathi talks about “How to go from an E2 Visa to a Green Card” if you have more questions regarding this you can reach him at +1 863-370-2427 or contact him via email at [email protected]. You can also visit his website www.trip-law.com

US Immigration Attorney, Haddam Tripathi talks about “How do I get my US Citizenship - Naturalization process Explained” if you have more questions regarding this you can reach him at +1 863-370-2427 or contact him via email at [email protected]. You can also visit his website www.trip-law.com

US Immigration Attorney, Haddam Tripathi talks about “Green Card Through Marriage_ Adjustment of Status vs. Consular Processing” if you have more questions regarding this you can reach him at +1 863-370-2427 or contact him via email at [email protected]. You can also visit his website www.trip-law.com

US Immigration Attorney, Haddam Tripathi talks about “Green Card Through Marriage - Adjustment of Status Explained” if you have more questions regarding this you can reach him at +1 863-370-2427 or contact him via email at [email protected]. You can also visit his website www.trip-law.com

US Immigration Attorney, Haddam Tripathi talks about “Changes in US Immigration Policy - Build Back Better Bill ” if you have more questions regarding this you can reach him at +1 863-370-2427 or contact him via email at [email protected]. You can also visit his website www.trip-law.com

So today we wanted to just discuss a brief nugget regarding the recent change in the EB-5 employment based fifth preference category program. Lately, there was a case that just passed through the federal court where a regional center by the name of Bearing LLC filed a lawsuit challenging the raise of the investment amount from five hundred thousand dollars for EB-5 investment program to nine hundred thousand dollars. This was challenged in federal court and basically what the regional center was Bearing, LLC argued was that the former acting secretary, who was director McKeyla McLennon of Department of Homeland Security, wasn't really properly serving under that position. So therefore, that increase should be set aside and the amount to invest should stay at five hundred thousand dollars rather than the nine hundred thousand dollars. So on June 22nd of twenty twenty one of this year, Federal Judge Jacqueline Scott Coralee actually sided with the plaintiffs, sided with that regional center Bearing LLC, and granted that motion for summary judgement, which ultimately invalidated the rule that increased the amount from five hundred thousand dollars and nine hundred thousand dollars. Read more about at:  https://trip-law.com/blog/

Hello, hello, welcome to A Trip Talks, you are inside the immigration zone. This is your host, United States immigration attorney Hardam Tripathi, reaching you from Tampa, Florida. Today we're going to be discussing what has been going on in the past week with respect to policy updates on Capitol Hill. Today is June 20th, 2021. And we will be discussing what has been going on this past week with respect to immigration reform and immigration policy and the immigration bill. And so, ladies and gentlemen, let's get started. So we were basically discussing what's been going on this past week, the third week of June here with respect to immigration policy on the Hill. And there's been a lot of uptick in kind of the work that's been actually going on on the Hill. Originally, things were pretty steady. We didn't see too much movement on the Hill. But as of late, we have started to see movement on the Hill. So you're basically saying that the United States senators, along with the House members, are putting immigration reform as a priority in the budget infrastructure bill? So what you've been seeing is in the past couple of months, a lot of these bills going through the pipeline with respect to the House and the Senate. And so you are seeing H.R. six on the House side of things on the House of Representatives side, you're looking at the American Dream and Promise Act, and that did pass in the House a couple of months ago. Ream more about it at:  Trip-law.com

Hello, hello.. This is US immigration attorney Hardam Tripathi from Trip-Law, speaking to you from Tampa, Today, we're going to be discussing lawful permanent residents, basically getting your green card through a family sponsored. We specialize in business here at law and business immigration. And we primarily focus on family sponsorship's, visas, green cards and U.S. citizenship. So let's get right into it. But before we do, I just want to give you a legal disclaimer. You should always reach out to your attorney for any legal advice. And we hear a lot be more than happy to assist you with that. However, please do not take this as any legal advice. And we primarily focus on family sponsorship, visas, green cards and U.S. citizenship. So let's get right into it. But before we do, I just want to give you a legal disclaimer. You should always reach out to your attorney for any legal advice. And we hear a lot be more than happy to assist you with that. However, please do not take this as any legal advice. This is for informational purposes only. All right.  So what is lawful Permanent residents, while lawful permanent residence is basically a legal status that you obtain here in the United States. And by doing so, you have to get that lawful permanent residence through a process, which is a green card. A green card is basically known as a permanent residency card here in the United States. And it ultimately allows these green card holders to ultimately obtain that legal permanent resident status here in the United States. There's a lot of benefits that do come with this. And mainly it's you do have the flexibility to travel with some restraints. And many people outside of the United States actually want to obtain this legal permanent residence green card so that they can live and work permanently here in the United States and ultimately qualify for U.S. citizenship after three years or five years based on if they're married to a U.S. citizen or if they're self petitioning, respectfully speaking. Now, you can actually obtain a lawful permanent residence card through many different ways. For more information on getting your Green Card, visit ==> Trip-Law.com