Tahmina Nominated to King County Bar Association-Board of Trustees
It is an incredible honor to have been nominated to serve on the Board of Trustees of the King County Bar Association. KCBA was founded in 1886 as a result[…]
Category: WIL In The Community
Thank you to our clients, friends and partners
2017 was a challenging year in the world of US immigration and continues to be so. However, we are so grateful for all our wonderful clients, partners and friends! Your[…]
WIL Proudly Volunteered at Seattle’s Mega Legal Clinic!
On February 3rd 2018, the City of Seattle Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs held its second annual mega legal clinic on citizenship. Readers may recall our participation during the[…]
Tahmina Speaks at Event Marking One Year Anniversary of Muslim Travel Ban
It was one year ago that we faced the unprecedented travel ban that caused immense chaos at airports around the country and airports outside the US. Readers will recall my[…]
Happy Holidays from Watson Immigration Law
Thank you and Season’s Greetings to all our friends, clients, collaborators, readers and listeners!
Tahmina Quoted in The Seattle Times
Last night, I had the privilege of attending Hillary Clinton’s book tour at the Paramount Theatre in downtown Seattle. Before the event, I spoke with The Seattle Times. The event[…]
Geekwire Discusses H1bs
Here is a timely article published in Geekwire by reporter Monica Nikelsberg. Here is a link.
Reposting: Entrepreneur Parole- Final Rule Released- Here are Details!
Given that the International Entrepreneur Rule will hopefully be implemented very soon, I am reposting this important article from January 2017 to remind people of the rules. International Entrepreneurs Rule[…]
Watson Immigration Law Congratulates Mayor Jenny Durkin
Watson Immigration Law congratulates Mayor Jenny Durkin who took office this week. Our readers and listeners will recall that Tahmina Talks Immigration radio show hosted a special show with many[…]
In the name of ‘Buy American, Hire American”- simple visa extensions will no longer be simple
Today, in unexpected news (much like other news this administration releases without notice), USCIS released an announcement and a policy memo that previously approved non-immigrant visa applications will no longer[…]