WR Immigration Partner Cliff Rosenthal and Senior Associate Josune Aguirre Gamez discuss strategies and share their expertise and knowledge to help give you the roadmap to a successful Sports Visa. As well as the journey, what to expect and the dos and don’ts when applying for your Sports Visa. Watch below!
By: Bernard Wolfsdorf On Tuesday February 25, 2025, President Trump enthusiastically explained his plan to issue a new Gold Card that would allow as many as one million investors to invest “about $5 million” to obtain a green card leading to U.S. citizenship. “With ten million investors”, he calculated “the US could pay off its entire national debt and still have a $15 trillion surplus.” Pretty cool. Let’s set aside the fact that this was not an Executive Order, and merely an Oval Office musing that may have been designed as a headline grabbing endeavor to give out between one million and ten million green cards to high net worth investors. Since each investor has on average has about 2.5 additional family members, that is spouses and children, meaning that he is thinking of admitting as many as thirty million new investor immigrants. What President Trump Got Right President Trump’s “Gold Card” U.S. resident concept removes the biggest problem with the 35 year old congressionally mandated EB-5 green card immigrant investor program. That is, it lifts the highly restrictive annual quota. With only 10,000 visas statutorily allocated annually under the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1990, the program admits only […]
WR Immigration Partners Cliff Rosenthal and Miki Kawashima Matrician offer insights on everything that employers need to know about H-1B Cap Registration.
