Buhler Thomas Law, P.C.

09/18/2026

Planning your next steps after graduation? Join our three-day online seminar series designed for international students to learn about immigration options that may be available after graduation.

We’ll discuss timely topics including:
• Pathways to H-1B and Other Work Visas
• Green Cards through Employment
• From F-1 to Marriage-Based Green Card: Staying in Status

Each session will offer practical information to help you plan ahead, understand key timing and status considerations, and identify questions to discuss with a qualified immigration attorney.

Please see the flyer for seminar dates, registration details, and additional information.

Buhler Thomas Law is here to help people with immigration and green card services in Utah. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

05/29/2026

USCIS issued a new policy memo last week emphasizing that adjustment of status (applying for a green card inside the U.S.) is a discretionary, “extraordinary” benefit and not a substitute for consular processing abroad. If you are thinking about filing for a green card from within the United States, contact our office with your questions so we can help you understand how this memo could affect your case.

05/13/2026

H-1B or TN... which one actually makes sense for you?

Both visas can open the door to working in the United States, but they come with very different rules on eligibility, timing, and long-term options like the green card.

Swipe through this carousel to see the key differences in who qualifies, how long you can stay, and what each visa means for your future plans.

If you are a Canadian or Mexican professional, or an employer trying to hire one, and you are not sure whether to aim for an H-1B or a TN, our immigration team can help you map out the right path for your situation.

Click the link in our bio to schedule a consultation and get personalized guidance before you decide.

04/16/2026

Immigration scams don’t just hurt individuals, they disrupt families and employers too. From fake ‘job offers’ and guaranteed visa results to notarios who won’t put their names on your forms, these scams can permanently damage your case. AILA’s ‘Protect Yourself from Immigration Scams’ flyer explains how to recognize fraud and where to find qualified help. Our firm handles both family‑based and employment‑based immigration, and we’re available to review your situation so you can move forward safely.

Please share this in your community so people know how to avoid scams.