Attorney Raju Mahajan, the principal lawyer at Raju Law, has been actively engaged in multiple seminars throughout Ghana. These sessions offer Ghanaian students invaluable guidance on pursuing education, employment, and acquiring Green Cards in the USA.

Starting his journey in Africa on April 25th, Attorney Raju Mahajan traveled from Ghana to Portugal in Europe. In the first week of May, he will visit Ohio and Michigan in the USA.

On April 26th, Attorney Raju Mahajan participated in a seminar titled “Bridge to Bar: Ghanaian Law Students’ Journey to US Legal Practice” held at the Royale Fiesta Hotel in Ghana’s capital, Accra. This seminar provided Ghanaian law students with an excellent opportunity to learn about pursuing legal education in the USA.

Participants gained insights into the US legal framework, state-specific requirements, and the role of immigration law in legal practice. Attorney Raju Mahajan discussed visa options available to Ghanaian law students, including F-1 student visa, Optional Practical Training (OPT), and H-1B visa.

Attorney Raju Mahajan also discussed potential obstacles faced by Ghanaian students in immigration and visa processes. He provided guidance on possible resources, networks, and institutions in the USA that assist Ghanaian law students with visa procedures and immigration.

On April 27th, at the same hotel, he participated in another seminar titled “Pathway to Success: Navigating the US Student Visa Process.” While academic pursuits in the USA are exciting, the visa process can be complex. Attorney Raju Mahajan addressed the challenges associated with US student visas, such as eligibility criteria and timely visa renewal.

Participants learned about various student visa options, including F-1 visas for academic students and M-1 visas for vocational students. Understanding the differences between these visas and which one is suitable for academic pursuits was emphasized.

From completing the DS-160 form to determining visa interview times, Attorney Raju Mahajan covered every step of the American student visa application process. He offered advice and tips to overcome potential visa obstacles.

Understanding the cost of education in the USA is crucial for visa application processes. Participants learned about financial documentation, demonstrating sufficient funds, managing living expenses, and potential financial assistance available.

Once students arrive in the USA, maintaining visa status, adhering to employment restrictions, and timely visa renewals are essential. Attorney Raju Mahajan discussed these aspects, along with cultural and social challenges students may face in the USA.

Both seminars were followed by extensive Q&A sessions where participants were keen to learn about funding opportunities for Ghanaian students in the USA, prospects of doing business in the USA from Ghana, visa approval rates from Ghana, profile preferences for securing funding in the USA, and obtaining a Green Card post-graduation.