One might think that once the approval of a non-immigrant employment based status is granted in the U.S. by the USCIS, no further preparation would be necessary on the part of the attorney. That might be the case if an individual were in the U.S. at the time of status approval and did not plan to travel outside of the U.S. throughout the pendency of this status, but this is rarely the case with international executives and investors who are often required to travel as a condition of their employment. If future travel is anticipated, the next step would be to secure a visa appointment abroad in order to have the conforming visa stamped into the passport, to allow future travel inside and outside the U.S. ...
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