Employment-Based Immigration & Visas
We are an immigration law firm representing small- to medium-sized businesses as well as foreign workers in matters involving business immigration and temporary visas.
Our Employment Visas and Immigration Services
We offer a wide variety of legal services for employers and self-employed workers.
Immigrant Visas
People who want to live permanently in the United States and have employment-related qualifications- such as being a multinational manager or executive, or having advanced degrees- typically need employer sponsor to obtain an employment-based immigrant visa.
Non-Immigrant Visas
People who want to stay temporarily in the United States can apply for non-immigrant visas which specify an end date or a set period of time that can remain in the country.
EB-1
You may qualify for an employment-based, first-preference (EB-1) visa if you are a noncitizen with extraordinary ability, an outstanding professor or researcher, or a multinational executive or manager. No offer of employment or labor certification is required.
EB-2 & EB-2 NIW
You may qualify for an employment-based, second preference (EB-2) visa if you are a professional with an advanced degree or its equivalent, or if you possess exceptional ability in your field.
A National Interest Waiver (NIW) petition under the part of the employment-based, second-preference (EB-2) category, waives the job offer and labor certification if it’s in the U.S. national interest.
EB-3
The EB-3 visa grants U.S. residency to skilled workers, professionals, and other workers with a qualifying job offer and credentials..
Non-immigrant Visas
H-1B
The H-1B visa classification permits foreign nationals to work in the United States temporarily in specialty occupations. It is initially granted for up to three years, with a maximum duration of six years.
L Visa
The L-1 program is ideal for larger companies looking to transfer executives, managers, or employees with specialized knowledge from a foreign branch to their U.S. locations.
J Visa
The J-1 visa is for exchange visitors in approved programs for teaching, studying, research, training, or specialized skill demonstrations.
The J-1 waiver is a process that allows certain J-1 Visa holders to bypass the two-year home residency requirement typically associated with their visa status.
E Visa
The E category covers treaty traders, treaty investors, and certain nonimmigrant employees of these individuals (along with their spouses and children) who enter the U.S. under a treaty of commerce and navigation between the U.S. and their country of nationality
O-Visa
O-1 status is a non-immigrant classification for individuals with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts (including television and film), education, business, or athletics.
TN United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) Professionals
The USMCA allows qualified Canadian and Mexican citizens temporary U.S. entry under TN status for professional business activities.
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