Category: Cross-Border Business and U.S. Immigration
U.S. Immigration Rules That Affect Canadian Travellers Now
U.S. Immigration Rules That Affect Canadian Travellers NowCanadian travellers are facing scrutiny at the U.S. border, with officers asking more questions about travel purpose, ...
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Can a Criminal Record Stop You From Entering Canada or the U.S.?
Can a Criminal Record Stop You From Entering Canada or the U.S.?Yes, a criminal record can stop you from entering Canada or the United States, even if the offence happened years ago ...
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Temporary to Permanent Residence Guide for Canada
How to Move From Temporary Status to Permanent Residence in CanadaThere are several pathways to move from temporary status to permanent residence, including Express Entry, Provincial ...
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Major Changes in the H-1B Visa Program and the New $100,000 Fee
The U.S. government has introduced a $100,000 supplemental fee for many new H-1B petitions filed for individuals outside the United States, effective September 21, 2025. Employers ...
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USCIS Updates Family-Based Immigration Rules for Employers and Employees
On August 1, 2025, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released new guidance on family-based immigration. The update brings greater clarity to eligibility rules, ...
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Prepare Now for Unannounced USCIS Worksite Inspections
At Ackah Business Immigration Law, we want to ensure our clients are fully informed and prepared. If your company sponsors employees under U.S. visa categories such as L-1, TN, E-1/E-2, ...
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Immigration Requirements for Professional Speakers Travelling to the United States
Whether you’re stepping onto a stage in San Diego or keynoting in Kansas City, speaking across the border should be a career milestone, not a legal minefield. For Canadian professional ...
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New Requirement for Foreign Nationals Staying in the United States for longer than 30 Days
For many Canadians, traveling to the U.S.—whether for work, vacation, or to escape the winter chill—is second nature. But starting April 11, 2025, there’s an important change that ...
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