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Transitioning Immigration Pathways through Work and Family - with Douglas Lightman

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"It has provided me with a different viewpoint, in terms of understanding that there's a lot more involved to an immigration related case beyond being approved for whatever benefit an individual is seeking." - Douglas Lightman Douglas Lightman is a seasoned professional in immigration law, with a strong foundation in international tax and cross-border transactions, which has significantly shaped his career path. Through his extensive travel and exposure to diverse cultures, Lightman has developed a nuanced understanding of the complexities involved in immigration matters, particularly the intricate connection between international tax and immigration law. He is committed to demystifying these processes and tackling prevalent misconceptions, such as the belief that individuals with a two-year conditional green card cannot obtain a ten-year green card if divorced, by providing clear, accurate information to the public. With recent changes in immigration laws making the process more challenging, Lightman's informed guidance is invaluable for clients navigating complex international and family issues, ultimately assisting them in achieving their immigration goals through various pathways. Key Takeaways ->Understanding the connection between tax and immigration allows for a comprehensive approach to addressing clients' needs in both areas. ->Tax residency, green card status, and long-term plans are key tax issues in immigration cases. ->Foreign nationals facing deteriorating relationships can still apply for a ten-year green card despite divorce. ->Recent changes in immigration laws have led to significant effects on individuals seeking immigration status. ->Individuals seeking immigration status can follow distinct paths such as work visa sponsorship or family-based green cards through marriage. Connect with Douglas Lightman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglas-lightman-0aab3211/ https://www.lightmanimmigration.com/ Connect with Katherine Miller: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kemiller1/ https://miller-law.com/

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