Solutions-oriented approach to obtaining nonimmigrant and immigrant visas

Elizabeth (Libby) Glass helps an array of clients with employment-based immigration solutions. Her experience includes support for:

• Corporate clients
• Executives
• Professionals
• VIP individuals

After working as a business immigration paralegal for several years, Libby continued to focus on immigration after earning her law degree. This direct work experience informs her practical, solutions-oriented approach and adds value for her clients.

Bar Admissions

• North Carolina
• Washington D.C.

Education

• Elmhurst College (B.A., summa cum laude, 2010)

• Stanford University (M.A., 2013)

• Wake Forest University School of Law (J.D., cum laude, 2021)
  • Pro Bono Honors Society
  • Journal of Law & Policy, editorial staff
  • Immigration Pro Bono Project, co-coordinator

• Immigration Agencies: 2022 Yearend Review and What to Expect in 2023
• New USCIS Benefit for Employers and Their Foreign National Employees with Family Members
• The Top 5 Things to Know about the New Policy Recommending Nonimmigrant Visa Stamp Processing in an Individual's Country of Nationality or Residence
• The Top Five Areas of Business Immigration Likely to be Impacted by and How to Prepare for the Second Trump Administration
• Top 5 Things to Know about the New H-1B Cap Lottery Selection Process
• Top 5 Things to Know about the New USCIS Adjustment of Status Policy
• U.S. State Department Confirms Pilot Program for Domestic Renewal of H-1B Visa Stamps
• U.S. State Department Unveils Details of Pilot Program for Domestic Renewal of H-1B Visa Stamps

Seminar

• Business Immigration - What To Expect Under a Second Trump Administration