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The 2026 FIFA World Cup: General Visa Requirements and Inadmissibility Concerns

The 2026 FIFA World Cup: General Visa Requirements and Inadmissibility Concerns

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The FIFA World Cup is set to arrive in North America in 2026, with the United States, Canada, and Mexico hosting the world’s most anticipated soccer (or football, depending on where you’re from) tournament. For the United States, this means welcoming not only top athletes and team personnel from around the globe, but also millions… Continue reading The 2026 FIFA World Cup: General Visa Requirements and Inadmissibility Concerns

Soccer, the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and U.S. Immigration Law

Soccer, the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and U.S. Immigration Law

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Association Football, commonly referred to as football or soccer depending on the region, is undoubtedly the most popular sport worldwide, with Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) estimating there to be approximately 5 billion fans of the game. To put that number into perspective, the United Nations approximates the global population to be around 8.2… Continue reading Soccer, the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and U.S. Immigration Law

O-1 Visa for Esports Professionals

O-1 Visa for Esports Professionals

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Associate Attorney Josh Wildes recently wrote an except on O-1 Visas and how they relate to esports professionals for Esports Legal News Wiki (ELN). ELN is an emerging platform specializing in legal topics within the esports sector. You can check out his post here: https://esportslegal.news/esports-legal-wiki/immigration-employment/o-1-visa/ If you are interested in learning more about Esports and… Continue reading O-1 Visa for Esports Professionals

Why is the PERM and Employment-Based Green Card Process Taking So Long?

Why is the PERM and Employment-Based Green Card Process Taking So Long?

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In his foundational text the Tao Te Ching from the 4th Century BCE, Chinese philosopher Laozi pronounced that “The Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins With a Single Step.” Laozi could have never imagined how relevant this quote would be to the U.S. immigration system in the 21st century, but, unfortunately, it reminds us of the struggle that… Continue reading Why is the PERM and Employment-Based Green Card Process Taking So Long?

Itzik Cohen

Itzik Cohen

“I had an outstanding experience working with Josh Wildes, Michael Wildes, and Walter Gottschalk at the Immigration Firm. They were incredibly professional, always accommodating, and quick to respond to any concerns I had throughout my Green Card process. Their expertise and dedication made the entire experience smooth and stress-free. I highly recommend them to anyone… Continue reading Itzik Cohen

Immigration Lawyer for Singers, Musicians, Artists, DJs, Performers, and Bands

Immigration Lawyer for Singers, Musicians, Artists, DJs, Performers, and Bands

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Performing artists from around the globe aspire to perform in and tour the United States. Whether they are solo singers, group bands, classical musicians, DJs, or visual artists, the opportunity to showcase their talent on American stages is a dream for many. However, amidst the excitement and anticipation emerges a significant consideration regardless of the… Continue reading Immigration Lawyer for Singers, Musicians, Artists, DJs, Performers, and Bands

Influencer Chefs and Immigration Law in the United States

Influencer Chefs and Immigration Law in the United States

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Due to the surge in social media use, coupled with the COVID-19 lockdowns, many chefs and bakers left their jobs to become influencers, sharing their recipes and videos online. These creators, often with a background in culinary arts with a passion for cooking, have leveraged social media platforms to showcase their talents, share recipes, and… Continue reading Influencer Chefs and Immigration Law in the United States

Immigration Law for Hollywood or Broadway Hopefuls

Immigration Law for Hollywood or Broadway Hopefuls

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What you need to know about Immigration Law for Actors and Actresses Eyeing Hollywood or Broadway The global popularity of the entertainment industry has continuously led to a surge in international stars seeking opportunities in the United States. Immigration law, and by extension, skilled immigration lawyers, play a critical role in facilitating this drive, especially… Continue reading Immigration Law for Hollywood or Broadway Hopefuls

Marijuana Reclassification and Immigration Law

Marijuana Reclassification and Immigration Law

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In a noteworthy development, the United States is contemplating a pivotal shift in its approach to marijuana, including reclassifying it from a Schedule I to a Schedule III controlled substance. At present, marijuana is classified as a Schedule I drug under the Controlled Substances Act, which includes the likes of heroin and LSD, and is… Continue reading Marijuana Reclassification and Immigration Law

P-1A Secured for Esports Player

P-1A Secured for Esports Player

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Managing Partner Michael Wildes and our firm’s Esports Coordinator, Associate Attorney Josh Wildes, are pleased to announce that Wildes & Weinberg has secured a P-1A Visa classification on behalf of renowned esports organization Immortals.   The most recent P-1A Petition was approved on behalf of Lee Sanghun, otherwise known as “Mask,” who will be competing… Continue reading P-1A Secured for Esports Player