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The L-1 Category and “Doing Business”
The L-1 category allows a U.S. employer to transfer an executive, manager, or specialized knowledge employee from an affiliated foreign office to one of its offices in the United States. To qualify, there are specific requirements that must be satisfied by both the petitioning employer and the beneficiary employee. On the employer’s side, it must […]
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President Trump Expands Travel Ban 3.0 Adding Six New Countries
President Trump issued a Presidential Proclamation on January 21, 2020, expanding the Travel Ban 3.0 to include certain individuals from Burma (Myanmar), Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Sudan, and Tanzania. According to the Department of Homeland Security, these additions were based on a DHS assessment after reviewing updated security criteria first established with the original travel ban. […]
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Employee Spotlight: Zach Ahlstrom
Zach Ahlstrom is an associate attorney at Berardi Immigration Law. Zach started with Berardi Immigration Law as a law clerk during his second year of law school in March 2017 and officially joined our team as an Associate Attorney in January 2019. Zach graduated summa cum laude from Mercyhurst University in 2014 with a degree […]
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After 9/11, the federal government began examining ways to increase security surrounding state identification and driver’s licenses, in an attempt to help further prevent terrorism and unlawful entry into and out of the country. The solution was the Federal Real ID Act, a law that was passed in 2005 to set certain federal standards upon […]Read More -
UPDATE: Changes Coming to Visa Bulletin, Will Impact Individuals Awaiting Permanent Residency Applications
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of State (DOS) have recently announced dramatic changes coming to the visa bulletin system for the month of October 2015. These changes will allow individuals affected by visa backlogs to begin their immigrant visa paperwork or file for adjustment of status before their priority dates become […]Read More -
MyE-Verify Expands Services and Introduces Spanish-Language Capability
E-Verify is a program offered by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that allows U.S. employers to verify the employment eligibility of new hires. The program is currently being used by 600,000 employers at over 1.9 million hiring sites in the U.S. In 2014, DHS launched a corresponding program for employees, myE-Verify, which helps protect […]Read More -
Immigrant Fee Payment Process Simplified
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recently simplified the process for paying the USCIS Immigrant Fee online in its electronic immigration system. The revised immigrant fee payment process reduces the amount of information necessary for an immigrant to provide to USCIS. In response to customer feedback, anyone can now pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee […]Read More
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The L-1 Category and “Doing Business”
The L-1 category allows a U.S. employer to transfer an executive, manager, or specialized knowledge employee from an affiliated foreign office to one of its offices in the United States. To qualify, there are specific requirements that must be satisfied by both the petitioning employer and the beneficiary employee. On the employer’s side, it must […]
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President Trump Expands Travel Ban 3.0 Adding Six New Countries
President Trump issued a Presidential Proclamation on January 21, 2020, expanding the Travel Ban 3.0 to include certain individuals from Burma (Myanmar), Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Sudan, and Tanzania. According to the Department of Homeland Security, these additions were based on a DHS assessment after reviewing updated security criteria first established with the original travel ban. […]
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Employee Spotlight: Zach Ahlstrom
Zach Ahlstrom is an associate attorney at Berardi Immigration Law. Zach started with Berardi Immigration Law as a law clerk during his second year of law school in March 2017 and officially joined our team as an Associate Attorney in January 2019. Zach graduated summa cum laude from Mercyhurst University in 2014 with a degree […]
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10th Anniversary Client Testimonials
As Berardi Immigration Law celebrates its tenth anniversary, take a look to see what some of our happy clients have to say about their experience!Read More -
The Federal Real ID Program Will Toughen Identity Requirements for Travelers in 2016
After 9/11, the federal government began examining ways to increase security surrounding state identification and driver’s licenses, in an attempt to help further prevent terrorism and unlawful entry into and out of the country. The solution was the Federal Real ID Act, a law that was passed in 2005 to set certain federal standards upon […]Read More -
UPDATE: Changes Coming to Visa Bulletin, Will Impact Individuals Awaiting Permanent Residency Applications
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of State (DOS) have recently announced dramatic changes coming to the visa bulletin system for the month of October 2015. These changes will allow individuals affected by visa backlogs to begin their immigrant visa paperwork or file for adjustment of status before their priority dates become […]Read More -
MyE-Verify Expands Services and Introduces Spanish-Language Capability
E-Verify is a program offered by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that allows U.S. employers to verify the employment eligibility of new hires. The program is currently being used by 600,000 employers at over 1.9 million hiring sites in the U.S. In 2014, DHS launched a corresponding program for employees, myE-Verify, which helps protect […]Read More -
Immigrant Fee Payment Process Simplified
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recently simplified the process for paying the USCIS Immigrant Fee online in its electronic immigration system. The revised immigrant fee payment process reduces the amount of information necessary for an immigrant to provide to USCIS. In response to customer feedback, anyone can now pay the USCIS Immigrant Fee […]Read More
Recent Posts List
- 10th Anniversary Client Testimonials
- The Federal Real ID Program Will Toughen Identity Requirements for Travelers in 2016
- UPDATE: Changes Coming to Visa Bulletin, Will Impact Individuals Awaiting Permanent Residency Applications
- MyE-Verify Expands Services and Introduces Spanish-Language Capability
- Immigrant Fee Payment Process Simplified
Related Posts
Team
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Rosanna Berardi, Esq.
Managing Partner
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Jennifer Behm, Esq.
Partner
Read Profile -
Gabriella Agostinelli, Esq.
Senior Associate Attorney
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Zach Ahlstrom, Esq.
Senior Associate Attorney
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Rebecca Bentley
Associate Attorney
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Andrea Godfread-Brown
Senior Counsel
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Ruth Garbanzo
Associate Attorney
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Anna O’Neill
PERM Law Clerk
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Gabriella Walsh
Law Clerk
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Lindsey Hornung
Law Clerk
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Samantha Edlich
Senior Paralegal
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Claire Russ
Paralegal
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Julia Erbacher
Paralegal
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Kelly Henault
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Erin Ruiz
Paralegal
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Mari Jo Domzalski
Administrative Legal Assistant
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Sam Tiranno
NAFTA Paralegal
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Toni Calliva
Visa Agent (London)
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