Nathan’s practice focuses on employment immigration matters including non-immigrant work visas and the permanent residence process via PERM. His previous experience includes clerking for Chief Judge Lavenski Smith on the Eighth Circuit and working for Washington University’s immigration clinic, where he assisted clients with asylum and family-based petitions. He received his J.D. from Washington University School of Law and has written a piece for the American Immigration Lawyers Association Law Journal about the asylum process.
Credentials
Education
Butler University (B.A., cum laude)
Bar admissions
Publications
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H-1B Visa Cap Reached for FY2025
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New E-Verify+ System Comes with Reasons for Excitement and Concern for Employers
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International Entrepreneurial Parole Investment Amounts Adjusted for Inflation
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USCIS Announces Second H-1B Cap Lottery Selection
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Charting a New Path: Parole in Place for Undocumented Spouses of U.S. Citizens
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Summer Travel Season: Tips for Traveling as a U.S. Visa Holder
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H-1B Concurrent Employee: A Viable Option for Those Who Didn’t Win the H-1B Lottery
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H-1B Lottery Ends: You’ve Been Selected! Now What?
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Decoding the H-1B CAP Registration: Navigating the Path to Skilled Foreign Talent
