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The United States offers foreign nationals several ways to obtain employment-based immigration though a sponsoring employer as well as temporary residency to perform work for a specified period of time. In total 140,000 employment-based visas are allotted each year and they are divided into five preference categories.
VisaNation Law Group attorneys have helped individuals from all backgrounds, gain the ability to legally live and work in the United States. The current laws allow several channels to enter into the country for employment purposes. They are outlined below:
Other employment-based visas permit you to work temporarily in the United States. These include H1B Visas, L-1 visas, B-1, B-2, E-1, E-2, O-1 and many more.
The articles below outline some of the latest changes to the employment-based immigration categories including EB-3 Green Card Processing Time, EB-2 to EB-3 India Downgrade, and EB-1 vs EB-2.
Determining which employment-based visa is right for you can be difficult without the help of an expert in the field. Give us a call to get the process started. VisaNation Law Group attorneys are skilled in handling even complex employment immigration cases and can identify which subgroup may be most appropriate for your situation.
The H-1B visa is especially popular because it is considered “dual intent” which means the visa holder can not only enter the U.S. but also seek lawful permanent resident status (green card status). In this guide, you’ll learn the H1B to green card process including steps for the best chances of approval.
The O-1 visa is an employment-based immigration visa saved for immigrants who showcase special abilities in their individual field. Whether it be science, business, athletics, or art, the United States government reserves the O-1 visa for those who have usually achieved some sort of national or international acclaim in their former home country, and wishes…
Navigating the complex landscape of U.S. immigration can be challenging, especially when faced with the disappointment of not being selected in the H-1B lottery. However, there are alternative visa options that may provide avenues for your professional pursuits in the United States. In this exploration, we’ll delve into several potential alternatives, each with its own…
Making the leap from a temporary visa to a green card is more than just a legal transition; it’s a transformative life event. The freedom to hone a career without a looming deadline, or the joy of being able to bring your family to join you permanently in the United States. While temporary visas provide…
The United States government has a vested interest in bringing immigrants with outstanding attributes and skills into the country. Rather than placing highly qualified persons in a lottery system, such as the H-1B Visa, the U.S. awards separate visas for those who will bolster the country’s overall workforce. The EB-2 green card is a category…
When it comes to immigration pathways to the United States, the O-1 visa stands out as an exceptional option. Often dubbed the “visa for geniuses” or for those with “extraordinary abilities,” it is a specialized non-immigrant visa designed to accommodate individuals who have demonstrated remarkable skills in a range of domains—be it the sciences, arts,…
The opportunity to work for multiple employers is one of the most advantageous perks of the O-1 visa. While many people are aware of this, only a few understand how it really works. This article explains the visa application process and the terms for working in the U.S. under the O-1 employment category. Be Better…
The O-1 is a special nonimmigrant visa for those foreign nationals that can be classified as extraordinary. Part of the extraordinary nature of this visa is that you can have an O-1 visa agent represent you, provided some criteria are met. This post will help you better understand the rules surrounding an O-1 visa agent…
