Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Can I Get a US Visa as a Social Media Influencer?
If you’re a social media influencer or a content creator, you might be wondering whether your success qualifies you for a US visa. Perhaps you have millions of followers, or maybe you have earned a fortune posting content online. You may have lucrative brand deals or paid subscription services. Does this give you an… Read More »
New US Immigration Policy Favors White South Africans
Statistics show that the vast majority of immigrants from South Africa to the United States are white. Hundreds of thousands of these “Afrikaners” now live in the United States despite being born in South Africa. A new immigration policy could increase these numbers and make it easier for white South Africans to settle in… Read More »
Do I Have to Stay in the Country as a Permanent Resident in Palm Beach Gardens?
Once you obtain your green card and become a permanent resident, you might feel less pressure to adhere to the various immigration rules and regulations in the United States. As you take a more relaxed stance on these requirements, you might be tempted to travel outside of the country. But is this even possible… Read More »
The Changing Stance on H-1B Visas: What Do the Latest Comments Mean for Foreign Workers?
Since its arrival in the White House, the current administration has released conflicting messages about the future of the H-1B visa. At times, the administration has been extremely critical of the program. In recent comments, however, representatives have suggested that H-1B visas play an important role in the American economy. How should foreign workers… Read More »
World Cup Ticket Holders Could Get Fast-Tracked Visas in Florida
If you already have a ticket to see a World Cup 2026 match, you could enjoy a fast-tracked visa application process. The new program was recently announced by US officials, and it will come as welcome news for anyone planning to visit Florida for the international soccer competition. Miami will host seven matches, and… Read More »
National Guard Attack Has Major Ramifications for US Immigration
In November of 2025, a gunman shot two National Guard members in Washington, DC. One of the two soldiers later succumbed to her injuries, while the other survived with critical injuries. The incident has had a notable effect on the President’s outlook toward immigration, partly because the person who fired the shots came to… Read More »
Tips for Cleaning Up Your Social Media Before Applying for an H-1B Visa
In December of 2025, multiple sources reported that the United States was going to start scanning the social media activities of H-1B visa applicants. This new policy will go into effect immediately, and it highlights the importance of “cleaning up” any problematic social media posts you might have before moving forward with your application…. Read More »
Deciphering the Uncertainty Regarding New H1-B Visa Regulations
There is considerable uncertainty regarding H1-B regulations in the United States. Recently, the new administration announced sweeping changes to this system, imposing considerable costs on companies that sponsor H1-B workers in the future. The administration has since walked back these claims, leaving many workers and employers unsure of what happens next. Can a Palm… Read More »
Approaching Graduation as a Foreign Student: Which US Visas Should I Apply For?
If you have spent the last few years earning a degree as a foreign student in the United States, you might be eagerly awaiting your graduation date. Leaving school may mark the beginning of a new career and a new life. However, you may also be concerned about your legal status as an immigrant…. Read More »
The Gold Card Visa Program: Details Finally Revealed
The long-awaited Gold Card Visa Program has finally arrived in the United States, offering immigrants a new way to live and work in the United States. With this arrival, immigrants must also contend with the loss of the EB-5 visa, as the gold card program could replace the “EB” programs entirely. What are the… Read More »
