In this episode of the Ask Canada Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah podcast, Evelyn speaks with New York immigration lawyer Remzi Kulen about U.S. immigration during a time of rapid change and uncertainty. Remzi is the managing attorney of Kulin Law Firm and works with entrepreneurs, investors, skilled professionals, families and companies navigating business and employment-based immigration.

Evelyn and Remzi discuss current challenges in U.S. immigration, including H-1B questions, adjustment of status concerns and Requests for Evidence. Remzi explains that while an RFE can feel stressful, it can also give applicants a chance to clarify their case, provide stronger evidence and respond directly to the officer’s concerns.

The episode also explores the human side of immigration law. Evelyn and Remzi talk about guiding clients through fear, confusion and major life decisions with honesty, realistic expectations and clear communication.

Whether you are an entrepreneur, investor, skilled professional, employer or family exploring immigration options in the U.S. or Canada, this conversation is a helpful reminder that strategy matters. Trusted legal guidance can help you understand your options, prepare properly and make informed decisions before taking the next step.

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Here are the key points from Evelyn Ackah’s podcast with Remzi Kulen

Remzi Kulin’s Immigration Journey

  • Remzi shares how he came to the United States as an LL.M. student from Turkey.
  • His early career included litigation, business experience and eventually immigration law.
  • His own immigrant experience helps him understand the challenges his clients face.

Current U.S. Immigration Uncertainty

  • U.S. immigration is experiencing frequent changes and unpredictability.
  • Applicants, employers and families are dealing with policy shifts, delays and increased concern.
  • Remzi explains how lawyers must stay current so they can properly guide clients.

Business and Employment-Based Immigration

  • Remzi works with entrepreneurs, investors, skilled professionals, families and companies.
  • The episode highlights pathways such as investor visas, H-1B, PERM and green card applications.
  • Strong cases require clear strategy, strong evidence and careful preparation.

H-1B Visa Challenges

  • H-1B visas remain important for skilled workers and U.S. employers.
  • Recent fee discussions and policy changes have made planning more complicated.
  • Employers need to understand eligibility, timing and costs before moving forward.

Requests for Evidence

  • RFEs can be stressful, but they are not always bad news.
  • They give applicants a chance to clarify the case and provide stronger documents.
  • A strong RFE response requires understanding what the officer is really asking for.

The Human Side of Immigration Law

  • Evelyn and Remzi discuss how immigration lawyers often help clients manage fear and uncertainty.
  • Immigration decisions affect families, careers, businesses and futures.
  • Clear communication and realistic expectations are essential.

Trust, Honesty and Client Relationships

  • The episode emphasizes the importance of honest legal advice.
  • Clients need to understand both the strengths and risks of their case.
  • Long-term trust matters more than promising easy approvals.

Online Education and Community Support

  • Remzi shares how social media became an important way to educate the public.
  • Evelyn and Remzi discuss the value of videos, blogs and online updates.
  • Accurate information helps reduce confusion and misinformation.

Canadian Citizenship by Descent

  • Evelyn explains that more people are exploring Canadian citizenship through ancestry.
  • Families with Canadian parents, grandparents or earlier ancestors may want to review their eligibility.
  • Proper documentation is important before starting a citizenship application.

Final Takeaway

  • Immigration rules can change quickly, but preparation matters.
  • Whether moving to the U.S. or Canada, applicants should seek trusted legal guidance before making major decisions.
  • The episode is a reminder that immigration is not just paperwork — it is about people, families and future opportunities.

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About Calgary Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah

Evelyn Ackah is the Founder and Managing Lawyer at Ackah Business Immigration Law. With offices in Calgary, Toronto and Vancouver, we work with individuals and business owners from all over the world who want to cross borders seamlessly. For more information on immigration to Canada or the United States, reach out to Evelyn at Ackah Business Immigration Law today by calling  (403) 452-9515 or emailing Evelyn directly at contact@ackahlaw.com.

The Ask Canada Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah podcast, hosted by Calgary Immigration Lawyer Evelyn Ackah, was named as one of the Top 60 Podcasts on Immigration on the web by Feedspot.