NPZ LAW GROUP - Immigration Podcast

In this episode, NPZ Law Group explains the newly announced Gold Card visa program, created by President Trump’s September 19, 2025 Executive Order. Learn how the program works, what financial contributions are required, and what this means for wealthy individuals, corporations, and U.S. immigration policy overall.

In this episode of the NPZ Law Show, Snehal Batra, Managing Attorney at NPZ’s Raritan, NJ office, breaks down an important update for entrepreneurs and startup founders:Can you self-sponsor your own H-1B visa through your own company?Thanks to the H-1B Modernization Rules of January 2025, the answer is yes—with strict requirements.Snehal outlines everything you need to know about the self-sponsored H-1B, including:-What kind of business structure qualifies-Why sole proprietors are not eligible-Employer-employee relationship documentation-Performance of specialty occupation job duties majority of time -Prevailing wage obligations-The role of business plans and financial projections-How to use a concurrent part-time H-1B to transition safelyWhether you're on OPT, an H-1B holder planning a move, or an aspiring founder in the lottery process, this episode provides vital guidance on how to legally and strategically sponsor yourself.For more help, visit www.visaserve.com or call 201-670-0006.

In this insightful episode, Gagan Mundra is joined by Leona Wilson, President of Armillary Business Group (Canada), and David Nachman, Managing Attorney at NPZ Law Group (U.S.), for a compelling conversation about criminal convictions and their impact on immigration and HR practices across the U.S. and Canada.Key Discussion Topics:Criminal record checks in the Canadian employment processWhen and how employers should request background checksEthical dilemmas in HR and immigration collaborationCross-border travel restrictions due to prior convictionsU.S. immigration waivers (212(d)(3), I-601) and inadmissibilityCanadian TRP and Criminal Rehabilitation applicationsMarijuana laws and their cross-border legal implicationsWhether you're an HR professional, immigration lawyer, employer, or international employee, this episode offers valuable guidance on navigating legal risks, disclosure obligations, and best practices when criminal records intersect with hiring and global mobility.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more cross-border immigration insights!#CanadaImmigration #USImmigration #HRCompliance #CriminalConvictions #TRP #Waivers #CrossBorderHR #DavidNachman #GaganMundra #LeonaWilson #NPZLawGroup #ImmigrationLaw #WorkplacePolicy #LegalPodcast

With increased funding for enforcement, immigration penalties under the Trump administration are ramping up. From I-9 audits to H-1B compliance, learn what employers and immigrants need to know to stay protected.#ImmigrationEnforcement #TrumpImmigration #I9Compliance #H1BCompliance #USImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationAudit #ImmigrationPenalties #NPZLawGroup #Visaserve #ImmigrationNews #BorderSecurity

In this episode of the NPZ Law Group podcast, we break down the current U.S. visa delays affecting applicants in the Middle East due to rising geopolitical tensions. Learn about the specific visa categories impacted, what steps you can take to stay ahead, and how NPZ Law Group can help you navigate these challenges. Stay informed and proactive with our expert insights on U.S. visa processing.

Planning international travel as a U.S. green card holder? You could face increased scrutiny upon return—even if your trip is under a year. In this episode, NPZ Law Group highlights the latest enforcement actions at ports of entry and explains how to protect your permanent resident status when traveling abroad.

F-1 students on OPT: Failing to report your employment could cost you your legal status in the U.S. In this episode, NPZ Law Group explains the 90-day unemployment rule, SEVIS reporting requirements, and what to do if you’ve received a failure-to-report notice.📞 Contact us at info@visaserve.com or 201-670-0006 ext. 104 for guidance.

In this episode, Snehal Batra, Managing Attorney at NPZ Law Group's Raritan Office, addresses a common concern among green card holders—what happens if you spend extended time outside the U.S.? Snehal explains the risks of being classified as an 'arriving alien,' how CBP screens green card holders upon return, and the dangers of inadvertently surrendering your lawful permanent resident status by signing Form I-407. Learn the critical steps to protect your green card status, including providing evidence of continued ties to the U.S. and understanding your rights if faced with removal proceedings.