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09/23/2026

Could your experience in Logistics or Supply Chain help shape your path to the United States?

If you’ve led projects, solved complex challenges, or delivered measurable results, your professional background may be worth exploring as part of a U.S. immigration strategy.

Join our upcoming webinar to learn how the EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) works, what evidence may support a petition, and how eligible professionals can apply without a U.S. job offer or employer sponsorship.

Your experience has a story. Let’s explore where it could take you.

Register for the webinar: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HBlsxzQ6S5aslQhoM8o1-Q

This webinar is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

09/22/2026

Supply chain is becoming increasingly important in the United States, driven by the growth of e-commerce, automation, and the need for companies to build more efficient and strategic operations.

Professionals with experience in logistics, procurement, planning, operations, data analysis, and supplier management may find promising opportunities in the U.S. market. However, working in a high-demand field does not automatically mean that someone qualifies for a U.S. visa.

In our latest article, we explore:

• The areas with the strongest career outlook
• Common roles and average salaries
• The skills most valued by U.S. employers
• How to strengthen and document your professional profile
• Immigration pathways that may be considered based on your background

If you work in supply chain and are considering building a career in the United States, information and strategic planning are the first steps.

Read the full article:
[https://www.murtazlaw.com/post/supply-chain-careers-in-the-u-s-where-are-the-opportunities](https://www.murtazlaw.com/post/supply-chain-careers-in-the-u-s-where-are-the-opportunities)

This content is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

09/21/2026

Does Canadian work experience help with U.S. immigration? 🇨🇦➡️🇺🇸

It can strengthen your professional profile, especially when it demonstrates specialized expertise, leadership, measurable achievements, or contributions to your industry. However, Canadian experience alone does not guarantee eligibility for a U.S. visa or green card.

What truly matters is how your education, experience, accomplishments, and future plans align with the requirements of a specific immigration category.

Every professional journey is different. A personalized legal assessment can help identify whether your background may support a pathway to the United States.

Type “Canada” to receive more information.

This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

09/18/2026

Você tem um familiar nos Estados Unidos e quer entender se existe um caminho para obter a residência permanente por meio dessa relação?

Na nossa próxima live, o Dr. Murtaz Navsariwala, advogado de imigração licenciado nos Estados Unidos, e Joyce Soares, Immigration Advisor especializada em vistos familiares, explicarão como funciona a imigração familiar, quem pode se qualificar, quais são as principais categorias e por que o planejamento adequado é essencial para o sucesso do processo.

Também abordaremos dúvidas comuns sobre patrocinadores, documentação, prazos, entrevistas e os desafios que podem surgir ao longo do caso.

📅 Terça-feira, 22 de setembro de 2026
⏰ Das 15h30 às 16h30
📍 Ao vivo

Você poderá acompanhar a conversa e enviar suas perguntas.

Esta live tem caráter exclusivamente informativo e não constitui aconselhamento jurídico.

09/17/2026

When couples think about proving that their marriage is genuine, they often focus on wedding photos and the marriage certificate. However, for immigration purposes, the evidence must tell a much broader story.

USCIS wants to understand whether the couple entered the marriage with the genuine intention of building a life together. This may be demonstrated through shared finances, housing documents, insurance policies, travel records, communication history, affidavits from family and friends, and other evidence created throughout the relationship.

In immigration, every step must be taken with honesty, transparency, and respect for the law. A strong case is built on truthful information, credible evidence, and a genuine story.

In my latest article, I explain which types of evidence can help strengthen a marriage-based Green Card case, the circumstances that may lead to greater scrutiny, and what couples should know about the interview and the removal of conditions process.

Every relationship has its own story. The key is presenting that story through consistent, credible, and well-organized evidence.

Read the full article: Marriage-Based Green Card: What Evidence Can Help Prove a Genuine Relationship?

USCIS doesn't ask couples to prove they are in love. It asks them to prove the marriage is real, and the difference between those two things is where most cases succeed or stumble. Here is what evidence actually carries weight, and how to build a record that holds up.

09/17/2026

When couples think about proving that their marriage is genuine, they often focus on wedding photos and the marriage certificate. However, for immigration purposes, the evidence must tell a much broader story.

USCIS wants to understand whether the couple entered the marriage with the genuine intention of building a life together. This may be demonstrated through shared finances, housing documents, insurance policies, travel records, communication history, affidavits from family and friends, and other evidence created throughout the relationship.

In immigration, every step must be taken with honesty, transparency, and respect for the law. A strong case is built on truthful information, credible evidence, and a genuine story.

In my latest article, I explain which types of evidence can help strengthen a marriage-based Green Card case, the circumstances that may lead to greater scrutiny, and what couples should know about the interview and the removal of conditions process.

Every relationship has its own story. The key is presenting that story through consistent, credible, and well-organized evidence.

Read the full article: www.murtazlaw.com/blog

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09/17/2026

Another approval to celebrate at Murtaz Law!

On September 15, 2026, USCIS approved another Form I-140 petition prepared by our team. This achievement represents an important step forward in our client’s U.S. immigration journey.

Every approval reflects a unique professional background, a carefully developed legal strategy, and strong supporting evidence presented with clarity and purpose.

Congratulations to our client, and thank you for trusting Murtaz Law with such an important part of your journey.

Your experience and achievements may open doors to opportunities in the United States. Contact our team to understand which immigration pathways may be available for your profile.

Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes. Each immigration case is evaluated individually.

09/16/2026

Mais de 43 mil pedidos de visto de imigrante podem ser reconsiderados depois que a Justiça Federal americana anulou a política que vinha causando recusas coletivas — inclusive para brasileiros.

Deslize para entender o que muda para quem foi afetado, o que significa uma recusa 221(g) nesse contexto, e por que reconsideração não é sinônimo de aprovação automática.

A Murtaz Law tem quase duas décadas transformando casos complexos de imigração em aprovações, com uma taxa de sucesso de 99,5% construída com estratégia e preparo.

09/15/2026

EB-2 NIW approval rates are moving in a positive direction. But what do the latest numbers really mean?

According to the latest USCIS data, approximately 55% of EB-2 NIW decisions were approvals during the third quarter of fiscal year 2026, covering April through June. USCIS approved 3,835 petitions and denied 3,103 during this period.

This improvement is encouraging, but it should not be interpreted as evidence that the EB-2 NIW process has become easier or that every new applicant has a 55% chance of approval.

USCIS continues to examine whether the applicant’s proposed endeavor has substantial merit and national importance, whether the applicant is well positioned to advance it, and whether waiving the job offer and labor certification requirements would benefit the United States.

The latest numbers reinforce an important message: strong cases are built through strategy. Professional experience alone is not enough. The petition must clearly connect the applicant’s background, evidence, proposed work, and potential contribution to the United States.

Statistics can reveal trends, but they cannot determine the outcome of an individual case. That requires a careful evaluation of the applicant’s profile and a well-structured legal strategy.

Could the EB-2 NIW be an option for your professional journey?

Source: USCIS Form I-140 data, FY2026 Q3.

09/14/2026

Todo brasileiro que pensa em morar nos Estados Unidos costuma ouvir a mesma coisa: “Você precisa de uma empresa americana para contratar e patrocinar você.”
Mas nem sempre é assim.

Em determinadas categorias imigratórias, o próprio profissional pode apresentar seu pedido de residência permanente com base em sua formação, experiência, trajetória profissional e nas contribuições que já realizou.

Não é um atalho e não se aplica a todos os perfis. Mas é um caminho real, previsto pela legislação americana.

No dia 17 de setembro, às 20h, participe deste webinar ao vivo pelo Zoom com o Dr. Murtaz, advogado licenciado nos Estados Unidos, e entenda quais possibilidades podem existir para profissionais brasileiros.

Evento gratuito. Inscrição obrigatória.

Você pode se inscrever no link abaixo:
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_a4sFl9auTqCiXEBpfg4maQ