VISAS LAWYER

In October 2019 we were approached by a trio of Swiss nationals with an ambitious idea: create a social fintech company aimed at disrupting the predatory payday lending industry. Our initial task was to obtain E-2 visas for all three founders.

In April of 2017, Path Law Group was approached by Mr. Will Lyte for advice on how to secure an E-2 visa in order to open a business in the United States. Will had grown a very successful camera operating company in the United Kingdom, and had established a strong reputation for himself within the industry. As a result, he wanted to expand his business into the U.S. under the name of Lyte Camera Facilities LLC.

Late one evening we received a call from a very pleasant and slightly anxious woman named Melanie. Her daughter, Ruby, had been a high-profile child model in Australia and now wanted to establish a career here in the United States. Ruby had already received interest from several distinguished U.S. fashion brands but she did not have the visa required to model for them.

Play&Co is the brainchild of Australian designers Brendan and Karen Hutchieson. They approached us in early 2015 with grand ideas of leaving their design jobs and pursuing their dream of starting their own firm. After several Skype conversations we nailed down a road map to get them to the U.S. on an E-2 visa. We faced a couple challenges…

Lauren approached PLG in 2015 to secure an O-1B visa based on her extraordinary ability as a textile designer. It was obvious from the start that she was exceptionally qualified, so the primary challenge we faced was how to best organize and present the vast evidence that was available. We broke the process down in the following phases…

Raja Sandhu is a Canadian graphic designer who has represented some of the world’s largest brands. He came to us with significant experience as well as multiple awards for outstanding work. Raja approached us to secure an O-1 visa based on his extraordinary ability in design…