YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS:
Are You or A Loved One in Deportation Proceedings? Have You or a Loved One Been Deported from the United States? If You Are a Derivative Citizen This is Your Deportation Defense. Ask the Lawyer Now. Call 855-768-8845 Today.
Citizenship is one of the most valuable statuses an individual can acquire, offering legal protections, civic rights, and national belonging. In the United States, the primary routes to citizenship are birthright (jus soli), naturalization, and derivative citizenship. While birthright citizenship is conferred automatically to those born on U.S. soil, derivative citizenship applies to children born abroad whose parents are U.S. citizens or become citizens after their birth. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the full analysis in our publication, click here.

Defenses Against Deportation for Visa Violations and Overstay in the U.S.
Visiting the United States is a dream for many around the world. Whether you want to explore iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, experience American culture, or visit friends and family, the first step is securing a U.S. visitor’s visa, known as a B-2 visa. The process can seem daunting, especially for someone living overseas. However, with proper preparation and understanding of the process, it’s possible to navigate it successfully. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our immigration blog, click here.

How to Successfully Apply for a U.S. Student Visa from Overseas
For many students around the world, studying in the United States represents a significant opportunity for academic and personal growth. With prestigious universities and diverse cultural experiences, the U.S. is a popular destination for international students. However, before embarking on this educational journey, international students must navigate the process of applying for a U.S. student visa, typically known as an F-1 visa. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our immigration blog, click here.

The Process of Applying for an H-1B Visa for Professionals in the U.S.
The H-1B visa is one of the most sought-after nonimmigrant visas for professionals in the United States, particularly for those in specialty occupations that require theoretical and practical expertise in fields like IT, engineering, healthcare, finance, and more. This visa allows U.S. companies to employ foreign professionals for a limited period, typically up to three years, with the possibility of extensions. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our immigration blog, click here.

Starting a Business in NYC: Legal Structures and Processes
New York City is one of the most vibrant and competitive business environments in the world, offering a wealth of opportunities for entrepreneurs. However, before starting a business in NYC, it’s essential to understand the various legal structures available and the processes involved in establishing your company. The legal structure you choose will affect everything from liability and taxation to how much control you have over your business. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our chamber coalition blog, click here.

Comprehensive Analysis of Johnson & Johnson, AT&T, and Hilton: Leading Companies in Supporting Black and Latino Employees and Charitable Contributions to Their Communities
IIn recent years, issues of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) have risen to the forefront of corporate responsibility, especially in Fortune 500 companies. Companies that effectively address DEI concerns, particularly those aimed at supporting underrepresented groups such as Black and Latino employees, have garnered attention for their leadership and innovation. Among these companies, Johnson & Johnson, AT&T, and Hilton have been consistently ranked highly for their initiatives that promote workplace inclusion and their charitable contributions to causes supporting these communities. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our diversity, equity, inclusion blog, click here.

BUSINESS MATTERS:
Introduction to Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), in New York State
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a popular business structure in the United States that provides business owners with the flexibility of a partnership or sole proprietorship while offering the limited liability protection typically associated with a corporation. An LLC is a distinct legal entity separate from its owners (known as members), meaning the members are generally not personally liable for the business’s debts and liabilities. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our chamber coalition blog, click here.