Exploring NIW EB-2 Visa Impacts and New Opportunities for Healthcare and Transportation Technology Industries

When:

September 25, 2024 at 12:00pm – 1:00pm EDT

People:

Mohammad Ali Syed and Bernardo Perez Villa, Jason Conley

Exploring NIW EB-2 Visa Impacts and New Opportunities for Healthcare and Transportation Technology Industries

As we draw closer to the November 2024 election, businesses will need to pay close attention to the potential impacts implicated on investment visas. Within part 2 of our Immigration in an Election Year Webinar Series, our group of industry professionals will speak on the National Interest Waiver (NIW) EB-2 cases in the healthcare technology and traffic safety sectors. Individuals, such as healthcare technology and transportation innovators, investors and entrepreneurs will learn how they can set their businesses up for success post-election within the immigration space.

Offit Kurman immigration attorney Mohammad Ali Syed, Bernardo Perez Villa, Senior Innovations Engagement Partner at Cleveland Clinic, and Jason Conley, Executive Director at OmniAir Consortium, will discuss:

  • 2024 Election Impact Analysis: An evaluation of how the potential changes in immigration policy could affect NIW EB-2 applications in the healthcare technology and traffic safety industries.
  • NIW EB-2 Visa Insights: Listen to a detailed exploration of the NIW EB-2 criteria and how professionals in the healthcare technology and traffic safety sectors can qualify for the visas.
  • Strategic Visa Planning for the Future: Mohammad Syed will provide practical guidance from a legal perspective on preparing successful NIW EB-2 petitions in a post-election landscape.

Attendees will have a chance to ask the panel questions related to their business immigration needs at the end of the webinar.

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