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U.S. IMMIGRATION

Our team provides dedicated expertise in United States immigration law, advising individuals and businesses on a wide range of visa categories and immigration pathways. We offer end-to-end support, from initial strategy and eligibility assessment to application preparation, filing, and follow-up.

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Click the links below to find out more about each visa category or scroll down.

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Business & Tourism 

(B1/B2)​

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Temporary visas for individuals traveling to the United States for business, tourism, medical treatment, or family visits. The B-1 visa is generally used for business-related activities such as meetings, conferences, and negotiations, while the B-2 visa is intended for tourism and personal travel.

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Benefits:

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  • Short-term travel to the United States

  • Attend business meetings, conferences, or training

  • Tourism, family visits, and medical treatment

  • Multiple-entry visas may be available

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Requirements:

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  • Demonstrate nonimmigrant intent

  • Show strong ties to your home country

  • Proof of financial ability to cover the trip

  • Valid purpose for temporary travel

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Treaty Investor Visa

(E-2)​

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The E-2 visa allows nationals of treaty countries to enter and work in the United States based on a substantial investment in a U.S. business. It is ideal for entrepreneurs, business owners, and executives seeking to actively develop and direct a commercial enterprise in the U.S.

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Benefits:

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  • Live and work in the United States through your own business

  • Renewable indefinitely as long as the business remains operational and compliant

  • Spouses may apply for work authorization

  • Children under 21 may attend school in the U.S.

  • Flexibility to manage and grow an active enterprise

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Requirements:

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  • Applicant must be a national of an E-2 treaty country

  • Substantial investment in a real and operating U.S. business

  • Investment funds must be lawfully sourced and placed “at risk”

  • Applicant must own at least 50% of the enterprise or maintain operational control

  • Business must generate more than marginal income and support future growth

Business Owner

Extraordinary Ability 

(EB-1)​

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Reserved for individuals at the very top of their field, including those with sustained national or international acclaim in business, science, arts, athletics, education, or entertainment.

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Benefits:

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  • Direct path to U.S. permanent residency (Green Card)

  • Premium processing available in many cases

  • No labor certification required

  • Certain subcategories allow self-petitioning

  • Spouse and children may obtain Green Cards as dependents

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Requirements:

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  • Demonstrated extraordinary ability or international recognition

  • Evidence such as awards, publications, media coverage, high salary, critical roles, memberships, judging, or original contributions

  • Proof of sustained acclaim and continued work in the field

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Exceptional Ability

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Advanced Degree / Exceptional Ability

(EB-2)

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Designed for professionals holding advanced degrees or individuals with exceptional ability in sciences, business, or the arts.

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Benefits:

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  • Permanent residency pathway

  • Ability to work and live permanently in the United States

  • Eligibility for dependents

  • Strong option for professionals and corporate employees

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Requirements:

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  • Advanced degree (Master’s or higher, or Bachelor’s plus five years of progressive experience), OR

  • Exceptional ability significantly above the ordinary level in the field

  • Usually requires employer sponsorship and PERM Labor Certification

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National Interest Waiver

(EB-2 N.I.W)

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A special EB-2 category allowing qualified individuals to request a waiver of the job offer and labor certification requirement if their work benefits the national interest of the United States.

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Common among entrepreneurs, researchers, physicians, engineers, executives, founders, and highly skilled professionals.

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Benefits:

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  • Self-petition available (no employer sponsorship required)

  • No PERM Labor Certification

  • Direct path to permanent residency

  • Greater flexibility for independent professionals and entrepreneurs

  • Spouse and children eligible for Green Cards

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Requirements:

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  • Demonstration that the applicant’s work has substantial merit and national importance

  • Evidence that the applicant is well positioned to advance the proposed endeavor

  • Proof that waiving the labor certification requirement would benefit the United States

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Student Visas

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(F-1)

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The F-1 visa allows international students to pursue academic studies in the United States at approved institutions, including universities, colleges, language schools, and other educational programs.

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Benefits:

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  • Study full-time in the United States

  • Eligibility for on-campus employment

  • Optional Practical Training (OPT) opportunities

  • Access to U.S. educational institutions and programs

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Requirements:

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  • Acceptance by a SEVP-approved school

  • Issuance of Form I-20

  • Proof of sufficient financial support

  • Intent to return to home country after studies

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Specialty Occupations​

(H-1B)

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The H-1B visa is designed for professionals working in specialty occupations requiring specialized knowledge and at least a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.

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Benefits:

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  • Work legally in the United States

  • Dual intent permitted

  • Pathway to employment-based permanent residence

  • Eligible dependents may accompany the beneficiary

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Requirements:

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  • U.S. employer sponsorship

  • Position must qualify as a specialty occupation

  • Relevant degree or equivalent qualifications

  • Labor Condition Application (LCA) approval

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Extraordinary Abilities​​

(O-1)

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The O-1 visa is reserved for individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business, athletics, or the motion picture and television industry.

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Benefits:

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  • Recognition for top-level talent and achievement

  • Flexible employment opportunities

  • No annual cap or lottery

  • Ability to work on high-level projects and events

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Requirements:

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  • Demonstrated national or international acclaim

  • Evidence of extraordinary achievement

  • U.S. petitioner or employer sponsorship

  • Supporting documentation from industry experts

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Extraordinary Abilities​

(P-1)

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The P-1 visa category is intended for internationally recognized athletes, esports players, teams, entertainers, and essential support personnel participating in distinguished events or competitions in the United States.

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Benefits:

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  • Compete or perform professionally in the U.S.

  • Available for individual athletes and teams

  • Support personnel may qualify under P-1S classification

  • Suitable for international tournaments, leagues, and events

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Requirements:

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  • International recognition in the field

  • Participation in distinguished competitions or performances

  • Contract or itinerary in the United States

  • Supporting evidence of achievements and reputation

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