Immigration Roadmap 2020

The International Offices hosts this series for international students and scholars to learn more about how U.S. immigration and employment work together.

Self-Sponsored Green Cards
Tuesday, April 21 | 3:00 - 4:00 PM | RSVP for Zoom Link
Attorney Tien-li ("TL") Loke Walsh, Loke Walsh Immigration Law, PC
Planning on living and working in the United States on a more permanent basis? Find out about the different self-sponsored green card options available to you.

Gig Economy & COVID-19 Relief for International Students and Scholars Lunch n' Learn
Thursday, April 30 | 12:00 - 1:00 PM | RSVP for Zoom Link
More than 40 people have registered for this event. If you were among the first 40 registrants, you will receive your Grub Hub coupon via email by Thursday morning.
Attorney Tien-li ("TL") Loke Walsh, Loke Walsh Immigration Law, PC
The "gig economy" has completely transformed the traditional business world. This session covers the do's and don'ts for international students and scholars in this "grey" area of employment. This session also addresses the CARES Act stimulus checks and other COVID-19 relief for international students and scholars. Co-sponsored by the Graduate Student Council's International Student Committee.

Nonimmigrant Options
Thursday, May 7 | 4:00 - 5:00 PM | RSVP for Zoom Link
Attorney David Strashnoy, Stone, Grzegorek, and Gonzalez LLP
Nonimmigrant options for industry and academia.

Self-Sponsored Green Cards
Thursday, May 14 | 4:00 - 5:00 PM | RSVP for Zoom Link
Attorney Rita Sostrin, Sostrin Immigration Lawyers LLP
Strategies, general criteria, timelines, and costs of self-sponsored green card petitions.