Elizaveta "Lisa" Eisenberg, Esq., US Immigration Attorney

Elizaveta "Lisa" Eisenberg, Esq., US Immigration Attorney U.S. Immigration Attorney
Иммиграционный юрист (США) Elizaveta (Lisa) Eisenberg, Esq. is a seasoned New York immigration lawyer. She represents U.S.

and foreign corporations, entrepreneurs and investors, foreign artists, families and individuals. Lisa is a recognized expert in business immigration. She teaches Business Immigration as an adjunct professor at the City University of New York. She has also taught Continuing Legal Education courses for other attorneys through www.attorneycredits.com and at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. She is

a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). With over eight years of experience in corporate immigration, Lisa applies her expertise to develop the most efficient, safe and cost effective strategies for each client. For her, there is no such thing as a routine matter; each client gets personalized attention. Strategies are fully explained and concerns addressed. New developments in the case are communicated without delay. Lisa understands that the role of an immigration attorney goes far beyond preparing and filing an application. In her, you will find a trusted advisor, a reliable support and a source of information for the duration of your immigration process, and after, if needed. As well, Lisa assists many individual clients with marriage-based and other family immigration matters. Lisa is a graduate of Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and Moscow Architectural Institute. Before becoming a lawyer, Lisa had a successful career as an architect and interior designer, collaborated with award-winning firms, and had a publication in Architectural Record. She is admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey, and authorized to provide U.S. immigration services to clients in all 50 states and abroad.


Елизавета Айзенберг – опытный американский юрист занимающийся вопросами иммиграции. Она представляет интересы международных корпораций, зарубежных предпринимателей и инвесторов, иностранных профессиналов, людей с выдающимися способностями в области искусства, науки или бизнеса, а также людей иммигрирующих в США через семейные связи. Многие клиенты Елизаветы – основатели или работники стартап-компаний из разных стран мира: Европы, Азии, Латинской Америки и стран бывшего СССР. В числе наиболее востребованных услуг, предоставляемых нашей фирмой – «рабочие» визы H-1B, L-1, O, и E; визы для практикантов J-1 и H-3; "грин карты" через работу, инвестиции или семейные связи; вопросы получения гражданства, итд.
Елизавета Айзенберг – эксперт в области бизнес иммиграции в США. Она ведет курс бизнес иммиграции в City University of New York. Она также проводит лекции на эти темы в рамках курсов повышения квалификации для юристов. Елизавета является членом Ассоциации Иммиграционных Юристов США.
Имея больше восьми лет опыта в сфере иммиграционного права, Елизавета Айзенберг выбирает для каждого клиента наиболее эффективную, безопасную и экономичную стратегию. Для нее нет «рутинных» дел – каждый клиент получает максимум внимания, подробные объяснения по поводу выбранной стратегии, и ответы на все вопросы, возникающие в процессе оформления визы или «грин карты». Елизавета понимает, что роль иммиграционного юриста состоит не только в том, чтобы правильно и вовремя оформить все бумаги. В ней Вы найдете надежного советчика, поддержку и источник информации в течении всего иммиграционного процесса и, если необходимо, после его окончания.
Елизавета Айзенберг получила юридическое образование в США, в Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York. До того как стать юристом, Елизавета работала архитектором в ряде известных российских и американских фирм.
Елизавета – член коллегий адвокатов в штатах Нью Йорк и Нью Джерси. Она имеет право оказывать иммиграционные услуги в любом штате США и за рубежом.

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11/25/2014

My article about business-related aspects of Obama's Executive Action on immigration. The focus is on National Interest Waiver and Parole as substitutes for Startup Visa.

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A raft of proposed executive orders from the Obama administration would make the National Interest Waiver, H-1B visas and 'green card' access more stream-lined, aiming to benefit business growth. Here's how

Here is a more detailed information from USCIS on the Executive Action. The most important part is about potential scams...
11/22/2014

Here is a more detailed information from USCIS on the Executive Action. The most important part is about potential scams!!! Please share it with undocumented immigrants you know - it may save them from falling prey to immigration scammers.

On November 20, 2014, the President announced a series of executive actions to crack down on illegal immigration at the border, prioritize deporting felons not families, and require certain undocumented immigrants to pass a criminal background check and pay taxes in order to temporarily stay in the…

11/21/2014

Summary of the President's Executive Action on Immigration - Business Immigration.

Certain investors will be eligible for parole into the United States. (Current situation: only citizens of certain countries that have bilateral investment treaties with the U.S. are eligible for an investor visa E-2 based on relatively small investments; for citizens of all other countries, investment-based immigration is limited to the EB-5 program which requires investments of $500,000 or $1,000,000).

Broader availability of National Interest Waivers for entrepreneurs, researchers, inventors and startup founders. (Current situation: National Interest Waiver are already available to people whose work substantially benefits the United States, but the requirements are extremely demanding and the application of these requirements by USCIS very restrictive).

Employment authorization for some H-4 visa holders (spouses of H-1B visa holders) – this will be very beneficial for many families who are now forced to live on one income for years.

Ability to apply for adjustment of status ("green card") while waiting for the priority date to become current: This would be a tremendous benefit for EB-3 professionals and skilled workers, as well as for EB-2 immigrants from India and China, who now have to stay on H-1B visas for many years after their labor certifications are approved, because of quota backlogs. If this new rule is implemented, these people will be able to apply for adjustment of status much sooner. Although they won't get their green cards faster, they will enjoy many benefits of a pending adjustment application, such as an open market employment authorization for the applicant and all family members, and the ability to port the application to a new employer or self-employment in the same or similar occupation, without the need for a new labor certification.

Foreign graduates of U.S. universities in STEM fields will be eligible for additional extension of OPT time (currently, 17 months on top of a general 1-year OPT).

11/21/2014

Summary of the President's Executive Action on Immigration.

The President's speech yesterday was only a brief overview of the upcoming administrative developments in the immigration arena. The government will issue clarifications and memoranda in the coming weeks. A few areas in which we should expect changes are: Deferred Action for Parents - employment authorizations for people who have been here for five years and who have children of any age with U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status; expansion of DACA (deferred action for childhood arrival) - this measure was introduced a couple of years ago and will now cover more people; focus on deporting dangerous criminals, suspected terrorists and recent illegal entrants (this, in theory, should translate in less deportations); and some important business related developments that I’ll discuss in a separate post.

11/14/2014

President Obama could announce executive actions overhauling the immigration system as early as next week, though officials keep debating the best timing for a move that the GOP protests.

10/22/2014

León Rodríguez, the new head of Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), recalled how he was put on the “wait list” and eventually denied admission to G...

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