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Employment-Based Immigration

Employment-Based Immigration Lawyer — H1-B, EB-1, EB-2, EB-3

Whether you apply from within the U.S. or from abroad, you have the opportunity to secure either a temporary employment visa or a permanent employment-based visa.

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Temporary Employment Visas

E-2 Treaty Investor Visa

For individuals arriving in the United States with the primary purpose of overseeing and advancing the activities of a business in which they have made a significant capital investment.

H1-B Work Visa

For individuals possessing a bachelor's or master's degree and with an employer ready to support them for a position in a specialized field.

L-2 Temporary Work Visa

For individuals in executive, managerial, or specialized roles employed by a legally recognized U.S. company abroad who aim to relocate to the U.S. office.

O Extraordinary Ability Visa

For individuals who possess exceptional talents in fields such as sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics — and have received employment offer(s) within the U.S.

P-1 Temporary Employment Visa

For individuals who have garnered substantial global acclaim as athletes or entertainers, and require entry into the U.S. to participate or perform in a designated event.

Green Card-Based Employment Visas

EB-1 Employment-Based Visa

For individuals possessing exceptional skills, having achieved worldwide recognition for remarkable accomplishments in academic pursuits, or those employed by a company in managerial or executive roles for a minimum of one year.

EB-2 & EB-3 Employment-Based Visa

For individuals demonstrating extraordinary skills, possessing advanced degrees, skilled workers, and professionals in jobs that require less than 2 years to become proficient.

Get in touch with us to have our business immigration attorney evaluate your background and qualifications. This assessment will help determine your eligibility for one or multiple employment visas.

Common Questions

What is the H1-B visa for?

For individuals with a bachelor's or master's degree and an employer ready to sponsor them for a specialized position.

EB-1 vs. EB-2/EB-3 — what's the difference?

EB-1 is for exceptional/extraordinary ability, worldwide recognition, or 1+ year in a managerial/executive role. EB-2/EB-3 covers advanced degrees, skilled workers, and professionals.

Who qualifies for an E-2 Treaty Investor Visa?

Individuals overseeing and advancing a U.S. business in which they've made a significant capital investment.

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