Elizabeth Hagearty is a Marketing Copywriter at Boundless Immigration. She focuses on topics related to immigration, social issues, and the impacts of the Coronavirus, with a particular interest in Canadian affairs and events like the FIFA World Cup. Her insights and expertise have been featured in Boundless Immigration.
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Elizabeth's articles predominantly cover the areas of immigration, business immigration, and international students. She often includes government announcements and data citations in her coverage. Elizabeth would likely respond well to pitches providing expert insights or analysis on changing immigration policies, compliance issues for businesses hiring international employees, and trends related to work visas or international student employment.
Given her focus on how-to guides and data-driven content, she may also be interested in receiving pitches that offer practical advice for employers navigating the complexities of business immigration processes or compliance with relevant regulations.
While Elizabeth doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned but operates out of the United States. Therefore, when reaching out to her it's important to provide information relevant to U.S. immigration policy and its impact on businesses operating within the country.
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By: Elizabeth Hagearty
Learn how to register for this year’s H-1B lottery and how to navigate new requirements from USCIS, like organizational accounts.
By: Elizabeth Hagearty
A nationwide survey reveals DACA recipients play a key role in boosting the U.S. economy through tax contributions.
By: Elizabeth Hagearty
Under the new guidance, refugees will now be able to work within 30 days of entering the U.S.
Here’s how to check your selection status and some important reminders when filing an H-1B petition this year.
By: Elizabeth Hagearty
Under the new USCIS guidance, N-400 (Application for Naturalization) is the first USCIS form to include a third gender option.
By: Elizabeth Hagearty
To avoid lapses in work authorization, automatic extensions for certain work permits will now be up to 540 days.
By: Elizabeth Hagearty
Weighing the pros and cons of including the optional work and travel permit forms in your green card application
By: Elizabeth Hagearty
Some Indian work visa holders and their families now face a decades-long wait for their employment green cards.
By: Elizabeth Hagearty
Boundless Immigration has been named one of this year's fastest growing private companies in the U.S. by Inc. Magazine.
When moving to a new country, people often encounter terms like “Permanent Resident” and “Citizen.” While both statuses allow you to reside in a country legally, they carry distinct rights, responsibilities, and implications.
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