Otro mes exitoso para las exenciones de interés nacional
Kyle Huffman • April 21, 2023
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Este mes continuamos teniendo excelentes resultados en nuestros casos de exención de interés nacional EB-2.
Durante el mes de septiembre, nuestra firma recibió más de una docena de aprobaciones de exención de interés nacional. Estas aprobaciones fueron para personas de un conjunto diverso de antecedentes profesionales, incluidos empresarios, restauradores, profesionales médicos, entrenadores de fútbol, electricistas, agencias de viajes y más. Estas personas y sus familias ahora esperan obtener la residencia permanente en los Estados Unidos.
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