Canadian Citizenship by Descent: Bill C-3 and the End of the First-Generation Limit

Bill C-3 came into force December 15, 2025 and reopened citizenship to thousands of "lost Canadians" — including many Americans with a Canadian parent or grandparent. Here's what changed, who it reaches, and what to do next.

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O-1 Visa for Startups & Founders

The O-1 is often a strong fit for founders — no cap, no degree requirement, no minimum salary. How to build your "O-1 portfolio" against the eight criteria.

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Ask Away! FAQs Asked & Answered

Real questions from real cases — compelling-circumstance EADs, cross-chargeability, EB-1A awards evidence, and filing an NIW while on OPT.

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H-1B Visa for Startups & Founders

Founders can be sponsored by their own startup, even with a majority equity stake. What qualifies, what USCIS scrutinizes, and where the rules may be headed.

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H-1B Lottery: What to Do If You're Not Selected

Not selected doesn't mean the plan is over. Concurrent H-1B, O-1, L-1, further education, the green card track, and the Canadian bridge — six realistic next moves.

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FY27 H-1B Lottery Registration: What Employers and Candidates Need to Know

The FY2027 H-1B cap season introduced a wage-weighted selection system that changes the strategy for both employers and candidates. Key dates, what changed, and how to prepare.

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The January 17, 2025 Final Rule: What Changed for H-1B

 DHS's final rule added H-1B compliance requirements and clarified sponsorship for startup founders with an equity stake. A plain-language walkthrough of what it means in practice.

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The NIW: The Proposed Endeavor

Among the three NIW criteria, the proposed endeavor is the one that most often decides a case. What it requires, and how to build the evidence.

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For Employers
U.S. Immigration

O-1 Visa for Startups & Founders

The O-1 is often a strong fit for founders — no cap, no degree requirement, no minimum salary. How to build your "O-1 portfolio" against the eight criteria.

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U.S. Immigration

Ask Away! FAQs Asked & Answered

Real questions from real cases — compelling-circumstance EADs, cross-chargeability, EB-1A awards evidence, and filing an NIW while on OPT.

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U.S. Immigration

H-1B Lottery: What to Do If You're Not Selected

Not selected doesn't mean the plan is over. Concurrent H-1B, O-1, L-1, further education, the green card track, and the Canadian bridge — six realistic next moves.

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U.S. Immigration
For Employers

FY27 H-1B Lottery Registration: What Employers and Candidates Need to Know

The FY2027 H-1B cap season introduced a wage-weighted selection system that changes the strategy for both employers and candidates. Key dates, what changed, and how to prepare.

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U.S. Immigration
For Employers

The January 17, 2025 Final Rule: What Changed for H-1B

 DHS's final rule added H-1B compliance requirements and clarified sponsorship for startup founders with an equity stake. A plain-language walkthrough of what it means in practice.

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U.S. Immigration

The NIW: The Proposed Endeavor

Among the three NIW criteria, the proposed endeavor is the one that most often decides a case. What it requires, and how to build the evidence.

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For Employers
U.S. Immigration

O-1 Visa for Startups & Founders

The O-1 is often a strong fit for founders — no cap, no degree requirement, no minimum salary. How to build your "O-1 portfolio" against the eight criteria.

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young startup founders at conference
For Employers

H-1B Visa for Startups & Founders

Founders can be sponsored by their own startup, even with a majority equity stake. What qualifies, what USCIS scrutinizes, and where the rules may be headed.

Read more
startup founder presenting expansion plan
U.S. Immigration
For Employers

FY27 H-1B Lottery Registration: What Employers and Candidates Need to Know

The FY2027 H-1B cap season introduced a wage-weighted selection system that changes the strategy for both employers and candidates. Key dates, what changed, and how to prepare.

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three professional founders discussing h1b
U.S. Immigration
For Employers

The January 17, 2025 Final Rule: What Changed for H-1B

 DHS's final rule added H-1B compliance requirements and clarified sponsorship for startup founders with an equity stake. A plain-language walkthrough of what it means in practice.

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Many L-1 visa holders ultimately seek permanent residency in the United States, particularly for L-1A executives and managers via the EB-1C category. Please engage an attorney to discuss your unique pathway.

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