Soltis UK Immigration Consulting

Start a new project of life in a different country of birth is one of the most important and vital decisions that can be taken. But, start a new life in a country like the United States is, additionally, a target which requires a guide, support and professional advice to succeed at complex network administrative and bureaucratic procedures inherent in the immigration process.

Statistics produced by the State Department in the United States show surprising data, thousands of people daily come to live in the United States, all immigrants seeking a new beginning and a better life. Be sure as long as you live in an immigration process is only possible if you have a lawyer, firm knowledgeable of the laws and rules and to indicate what steps are to follow and how to perform each one of the required formalities.

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Jerry Erickson
Published: April 1, 2009

On March 27, the Prince William Committee of 100, a group that provides a "non-partisan, educational forum to study essential interests, problems and goals of the people of Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park," hosted panelists from the local, state and federal level to discuss how the stimulus package will affect our county.  Like the rest of America, local citizens want to know how politicians are working to ensure that national stimulus money will trickle down to our county to fund projects and create jobs.

Although immigration would seem to be a separate and distinct conversation from the current state of the economy, the opposite is quite true. As I noted in my column on March 12, studies show that not only do immigrant workers not replace native-born workers, but they actually create more jobs and increase salaries. Additionally, studies also show that foreign-born workers and their children pay more taxes than they receive in benefits from the state, federal and local governments. 

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Dery & Associates (Canadim) has seen a recent surge in interest in immigration to Quebec, with the launch of the new program called the “Quebec Experience Program” visa (QEP) or "Programme de l'expérience québécoise" (PEQ). The process promises to be faster and simpler for qualified applicants.  The PEQ's intent is to facilitate the transition from a Temporary Resident status to that of Permanent Resident for Foreign Students and Temporary Workers.

"We are in a province with lot's to offer, the Quebec government has decided to ride the success of the Canadian Experience Visa and launch its own program aimed to bring in qualified individuals to contribute to the success of the province" says Renaud Dery, Managing Partner at Dery & Associates.

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