Josh Surowitz Interview
Getting a visa to the U.S. is a notoriously tricky task. Getting hold of that “green card” which so many people around the world crave is filled with arduous bureaucracy and hard to navigate forms and procedures. We spoke with Josh Surowitz, a U.S. based immigration attorney who specializes in helping people out with just this problem.
In a wide ranging chat which touches on Trump’s border wall, the difficulties in obtaining a visa now as compared to under the Obama administration, the ESTA form, tourist visas and everything in between, this is your chance to catch up on all the latest developments on immigration and getting a visa to the U.S.
Josh has vast experience and expertise in the nuances of immigration from Spain and Europe to the U.S. He advises families and businesses on a wide array of immigration procedures, such as permanent and temporary employment visas as well as obtaining U.S. nationality.
A seasoned veteran with over 15 years of experience in immigration law, Josh has also served on the Executive Committee for the California Bar Association International Law Section since 2015 and has been a visiting lecturer on Immigration Law and Policy in the International Law Department of Alicante Law School in Spain, and the University of California Berkeley.
Like so many of us, Josh and his family are enamored of Barcelona. He visits Barcelona three times a year both to enjoy this beautiful city and to advise Spanish residents and expats on their immigration needs.
You can learn more about Josh’s firm at eastbayvisalaw.com or connect with him on LinkedIn.