Managing Partner Michael Wildes recently returned to his alma
mater, Queens College – CUNY on Monday March 11, 2013 as part of the
firm’s free lecture series to increase foreign students understanding of U.S.
immigration laws.
Michael, 1986 Queens College undergraduate alumni, addressed both domestic and
international students on U.S. immigration and Nationality Laws. His
presentation included information on immigration compliance, the procedures
necessary for foreign born individuals to live and work lawfully in the United
States, and the regulations imposed on foreign students. He provided an in
depth analysis of the various types of visa’s available to those seeking to
remain lawfully on our shores and in our workforce (i.e. B-1/B-2 visitor visa,
F-1 student visa, H-1B skilled professional visa, L-1 intra-company transferee
visa) as well as the path to lawful permanent resident status (green card
holder) and eventually U.S. citizenship.
Michael outlines the
policies involved, discussed pertinent deadlines for the application processes,
and how to maintain good status and not in violation of our nations immigration
rules. Throughout the presentation, he field questions
posed by the students and provided answers in the hope that the students would
gain a clear understanding of the information given.
The
presentation at Queens College – CUNY is part of the firm’s ongoing efforts to
improve and educate the public’s understanding of this controversial
and complicated area of U.S. law.
If you are interested in having Michael speak at your organization, please contact him at michael@wildeslaw.com.
