Qualified Isn’t Authorized: Licensing & Immigration Risks in Texas
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This episode discusses the intersection of immigration law and professional licensing in Texas, featuring insights from immigration attorney J.J. Amell and legal expert Troy Beaulieu.
Being a great doctor, engineer, or accountant doesn’t automatically mean you’re allowed to perform that work in Texas. The space between “qualified” and “authorized” is where careers get derailed and it’s exactly where immigration law and professional licensing collide. In this episode of Know Your Regulator, I sit down with immigration attorney J.J. Amell, founder of Amell Law Firm located in Houston, Texas and Director of Legal Services for Bertolino Law Firm, Troy Beaulieu, to unpack what...
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