Category Archives: New Jersey Immigration Lawyers

Taking the Naturalization Exam

Taking the Naturalization Exam

Taking the Naturalization Exam Are you looking into taking the naturalization exam in your native language and need help? Watch this video for guidance, then give our office a call. Exemption is based on your age and how long you have had your green card. Medical exemptions caused by a mental or physical disability which […]

4 Questions About Working

4 Questions About Working

4 Questions About Working Do you want to work, but have questions? Check out these 4 questions about working, then call our New Jersey Immigration Lawyer today. 1. Can I Get Work Authorization with a Valid Tourist Visa? B1 Visas can not be used to find employment in the U.S. B2 Visas are strictly used […]

What Are the Requirements for an L-1 Visa?

What Are the Requirements for an L-1 Visa?

An L-1 Visa promotes the transfer of skilled employees from foreign countries into the US, which can help our economy. Learn about the requirements now. Candidates must possess a minimum of one year working with the foreign company. An important relationship between the foreign company and the US company must be in existence. This educational attorney video […]

Types of Visas

Types of Visas

The United States has long opened its doors to many immigrants from all around the world, but though immigrants form part of the U.S.’s backbone, it is not easy to immigrate. Many visitors to the U.S. do not wish to immigrate, and there are legal alternatives for them to be able to stay in the […]

Discover How DACA Can Help You With 2 Inspiring Immigration Stories

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer

Discover How DACA Can Help You With 2 Inspiring Immigration Stories Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is an American immigration policy started in June 2012, which allows undocumented immigrants who came to the US as minors protection from deportation and allows them to earn a work permit.  Below are two inspiring stories that can help […]

What Should I Do If My Green Card is About to Expire?

What Should I Do If My Green Card is About to Expire? Attorney Susan Scheer Explains How You Can Take Care of an Expiring Visa Many times, people come to my office in a panic. “My green card’s about to expire!” It could be in six months, three months, 30 days, two weeks, it expired last […]

How Does the Three and Ten Year Bars Affect a Relative on a Visitor Visa for Four Years?

Immigration Lawyers NJ

How Does the Three and Ten Year Bars Affect a Relative on a Visitor Visa for Four Years? Recently, an old client of mine came here to the office and asked me about her cousin who had been here on a visitor visa for four years. She had a reason to go outside the US […]

Two Things You Need to Remember if Your Child Was Born Abroad

New Jersey Immigration Lawyer

Imagine this.  You are your spouse are abroad and visiting family, because you yourself are about to be starting your own family.  Your plans of starting your family happen earlier than expected and you have your child out of country…  The child is born safe and happy, but you are unsure how you will bring […]

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Helping to Keep Immigrant Families United

New Jersey Immigration Attorney

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Susan Scheer is the lead principle attorney at the Scheer Immigration Law Group located in Morristown.  The law office practices in New Jersey but handles cases across the east coast.  New Jersey Immigration Attorney Susan Scheer is passionate in keeping immigrant families united and making the legal process stress free. The […]

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses Extending the 90 Day Visa Waiver

New Jersey Immigration Attorney Discusses Extending the 90 Day Visa Waiver

As an experienced New Jersey Immigration Attorney, clients often ask me about how they extend their visa waiver. Very often individuals come to my office, and they come into the country with a visa, it’s either a visitor’s visa, Visa Waiver, or a F-1 student visa. In fact, just last week someone came into my office; […]