Law Office Of Brown Catherine

read moreWe are a sophisticated immigration law firm near Boulder, Colorado, offering big firm expertise and technology, but with the benefit of being a small firm that provides affordable prices and direct contact with your immigration lawyer. We care about you! We know what you are going through or will be going through is frustrating, tedious, overwhelming and anxiety-driven. You are not alone - immigration law is complex and fast-changing. We aim to eliminate as many of these negative feelings as possible and achieve your immigration goals by implementing our client service philosophy.

read moreTo understand better why you may be interested in my firm, I need to briefly explain my background. I became an immigration lawyer in a roundabout fashion. Growing up in the Midwest (Indiana) of the United States, I have always had a thirst for learning about the world-and the cultures, history, and people within it. I also have throughout my life had a consistent desire to serve others and create justice, especially for those in need. Conflicted about how to approach my professional life, I first studied abroad in London, England, to obtain a master's degree in political science.

read moreWe frequently help Fiancs, Spouses, and Relatives of US Citizens or Residents deal with a wide range of visa and immigration issues - including. We are experienced in dealing with the visa issues unique to Artists, Entertainers & Athletes - including. We help a wide range of Students, Interns, and Trainees obtain the right visas for the period of time they require to pursue and complete their education goals - including. We work with employers and their employees to manage the range of visa issues and considerations associated with professional workers and their families - including.

read moreTo qualify for an O-1 temporary visa as an athlete, the Applicant must demonstrate "extraordinary ability" in the field of athletics by sustained national or international acclaim and must be coming temporarily to the United States to continue work in the area of extraordinary ability. Comparative evidence - For athletes, several of these categories are not directly applicable so it is imperative an athlete look to the fact that he or she can also provide "comparable evidence" to establish your eligibility.

read moreThe Q visa is a temporary visa that allows foreign nationals up to 15 months to participate in an international exchange program "for the purpose of providing practical training, employment, and the sharing of the history, culture, and traditions of the country of the alien's nationality." The person can be employed or receive training on this visa for a U.S. employer that sponsors him or her. A bona fide U.S. employer exists and can financially afford to support these foreign workers and will pay wages and have working conditions equivalent to similar workers in the U.S.

read moreOur Colorado law firm assists all types of athletes, individual artists and entertainer groups to attain visas and to allow them to perform in the United States.

read moreTN or Treaty NAFTA visas were created from the North American Free Trade Agreement to allow nationals from Canada and Mexico with specific professional skills to enter the United States. The TN visa used to be granted in increments of one year but has now been extended to three-year increments. There is no limit on how many times a person can renew a TN visa. However, a TN visa holder must show intent to return home to his or her home country and thus, maintain ties to the U.S. TN status is available only to Canadian and Mexican citizens who have job offers from U.S. employers in the United States.

read moreWe help foreign nationals obtain permanent residence through employment. We can guide you through the complexities of US immigration laws which allows workers to pursue either a "self-petition" or US employer sponsorship in attaining their visas.