Employer-Sponsored and Self-Petitions for Green Cards for Foreign born Scientists

What do foreign-born scientists, technology entrepreneurs, and investors need to know to legally work in the US? How can one gain path to citizenship as a scientist? Foreign-born scientists and scholars have and continue to contribute to the technical wealth and economic growth in the US. According to 2005 ChemCensus, about twenty percent of chemical professionals are foreign-born. 

 

There is a webinar about this issue. A short presentation followed by Q&A with speaker Martin Lawler of Lawler & Lawler, with over thirty years of experience working on immigration visas for scientists, businesses, and investors.

Webinar Details
Date: Thursday, April 15, 2010
Time: 2:00-3:00 pm ET
Fee: Free
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(https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/382353915)
Questions to speaker can be submitted during registration.

What You Will Learn
- Key evidence you can gather for winning green card cases
- Extraordinary ability compared to national interest waiver applications for scientists
- US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) trends in assessing cases and quick processing
- Tips for submitting visa applications at US embassies or consulates

- And much more...

Who Should AttendEmployers, Executives, Entrepreneurs, Chemists, Engineers, Non-Native Scientists, and ACS Members.

If you can't attend the live event access the recordings of the past webinars.  

please visit http://boilthisdown.org/?page_id=1066

This episode of ACS Webinar is sponsored by the ACS Committee on International Activities (IAC) and the ACS Office of International Activities (OIA). Learn more about our global outreach in chemistry at
http://www.acs.org/international or contact OIA via email at intlacts@acs.org