Temporary Visas
We handle a variety of nonimmigrant visa categories, which are designed for individuals intending to stay in the U.S. temporarily unlike immigrant visas that offer a path to permanent residency.
Temporary Visa Types
Understanding these visa types is essential for individuals planning to travel to the U.S. for various reasons. Below are some common nonimmigrant visa types:
Extraordinary Ability or Achievement
The Extraordinary Ability or Achievement visa is your ticket to the United States if you possess extraordinary skills or achievements in fields such as science, arts, business, or athletics, or if you have made a significant impact in the motion picture or television industry on a national or
international scale. Are you ready to bring your extraordinary talents to the United States? Schedule a consultation with us now and take the first step towards securing your O-1 visa.
Treaty Investors
The Treaty Investor visa offers an opportunity for foreign nationals who are entrepreneurs and investors to enter the United States and actively manage and develop a commercial enterprise in which they have made a substantial capital investment. If you are ready to turn your entrepreneurial vision into reality in the United States, our firm is here to assist you every step of the way.
Intracompany Transferees
The Intracompany Transferee visa is designed for multinational companies looking to transfer their employees to the United States. If you are part of a company planning to expand its operations to the U.S. and need to transfer key personnel, the Intracompany Transferee visa is the pathway for you. Our experienced team will guide you through the entire process of securing an Intracompany Transferee visa for your employees.
Specialty Occupations
The Specialty Occupation visa is your gateway to the United States if you are a highly skilled professional seeking employment with a U.S. employer. If you are ready to pursue your career in the United States and have a job offer from a U.S. employer, this visa is for you. Our dedicated team can assist you in navigating the Speciality Occupation visa application process.
Canadian and Mexican Professionals
The TN visa offers qualified Canadians visa status and enables Mexican professionals to obtain a visa, allowing both to work in the United States under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). If you are a Canadian or Mexican professional wanting to bring your expertise to the U.S. job market, the TN visa may be for you. Let us guide and support you throughout the TN visa application process.
Permanent Visas
For individuals from around the world who are seeking guidance and support in their U.S. immigration journey, we are here to assist you. Our team will help you navigate the entire immigration visa process, intended for individuals seeking to live permanently in the U.S. offering a path to permanent residency and citizenship.
Permanent Visa Types
Navigating the path to permanent residency in the United States involves understanding the different immigrant visa categories available
First Preference EB-1
The EB-1 visa is your path to obtaining a U.S. green card if you possess extraordinary ability, excel as an outstanding professor or researcher, or hold a managerial or executive role in a multinational company. Unlike the nonimmigrant extraordinary ability visa, you can file an EB-1 immigrant petition on your own behalf. We will guide you through each step of this process. Are you ready to secure your path to permanent residency in the United States? Schedule a consultation with us now and take the first step towards obtaining your EB-1 visa.
Second Preference EB-2
Designed for individuals with advanced degrees or exceptional abilities in their respective fields, the EB-2 visa represents a significant milestone in the pursuit of employment-based immigration to the United States. It offers a pathway to permanent residency for foreign nationals who have successfully obtained a PERM certification.
Third Preference EB-3
For skilled workers, professionals, and other workers seeking employment opportunities in the United States. This visa category provides a crucial pathway to permanent residency for foreign nationals who have a valid job offer from a U.S. employer and possess the required skills or qualifications for the job.
Frequently Asked Questions
With our expertise, we guide clients through every step of the visa application process, ensuring they are equipped with the knowledge and support needed to achieve their immigration goals.
What challenges might I encounter during the visa application process?
Challenges may include visa denials due to insufficient documentation or concerns about eligibility, lengthy processing times, requests for additional evidence, or issues related to inadmissibility.
What is the difference between nonimmigrant and immigrant visas?
Nonimmigrant visas are for temporary stays in the United States for purposes such as tourism, work, or study, while immigrant visas are for individuals seeking permanent residency, leading to eventual citizenship.
What are some common types of nonimmigrant visas?
Common nonimmigrant visas include tourist visas (B-1/B-2), work visas (such as H-1B), student visas (F-1), and exchange visitor visas (J-1), among others, each serving different temporary purposes.
What pathways are available for obtaining immigrant visas?
How can an immigration attorney assist with my visa application?
An immigration attorney can provide guidance on selecting the appropriate visa category, ensuring accurate completion of paperwork, addressing legal concerns or obstacles, representing you in case of visa denials or challenges, and navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration law and policy to enhance the likelihood of a successful outcome.