June is Immigrant Heritage Month. This month is a time to reflect upon the stories of immigrants who have inspired us and remind us that America has been, and continues to be, a land of opportunity that is fueled by the hopes, dreams, ingenuity, tenacity and work ethic of those who have overcome amazing obstacles in their pursuit of a better life in America, and in doing so, have improved the lives of others. Managing Shareholder, Jim Alexander, shares one such story below:

The United States District Court for the Western District of Washington recently ruled in Ramirez v Dougherty that a noncitizen's grant of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) qualifies as "inspection and admission" into the United States.  Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, "inspection and admission" to the United States are minimum eligibility requirements in order to be eligible for adjustment of status to lawful permanent residency. An applicant who was not inspected and admitted must return to his or her home country to process the immigrant visa, which is a costly, uncertain, and lengthy process.  To read more, click here. 

Program Coordinators!   

Physician Recruiters!   

Foreign Medical Graduates!
Join us for the seminar, job fair and a limited number of individual consultations to learn what makes sense for your individual situation (advance registration required). The panels will include physician immigration subject matter experts discussing options and strategies for living and working in the U.S. following conclusion of your medical training, residency and beyond.

Saturday, August 23rd at the Andaz Wall Street, 75 Wall Street, New York City