Answers For --

• Employers
• Professors and Researchers
• J-1 visas and J-1 waivers
• Nurses and Physical Therapists
   

Immigration law is complex, convoluted, and rapidly changing. It is easy to become lost in the details.  It is also easy to overlook a critical factor that may cause you serious problems, because you may not have the information you need about this area of law.

To assist you, Peng & Weber has developed "Answers For" pages, devoted to answering some of the most important questions for certain categories of immigration.

Below are the "Answers For" pages we currently have online. (We are currently working on several others.) If you have a suggestion for an "Answers For" page for our site, please let us know through the Peng & Weber Feedback page.

Answers for Employers

If you or your company needs information on recruiting, hiring or retaining foreign workers, please review our page dedicated to the special needs of employers.

Answers for Researchers

If you are a professor or researcher in need of immigration advice, please go to our site for specific information on options for short visits, temporary work or permanent residency. 

Answers for J-1 Visa Holders

Those currently in J-1 status, or those subject to the two-year home residency requirement, have particular needs.  You can learn more about the J-1 visa program, and J-1 waiver options.

Answers for Nurses and Physical Therapists

There has been a chronic shortage of nurses and physical therapists in the United States.  Foreign nationals with these skills may be able to immigrate more quickly to the United States.  Find out about permanent residency options for nurses and physical therapists.