Our team can help you, a family member, or your significant other with the process of getting a work visa in addition to help employers stay compliant with immigration laws when trying to bring employees to the United States.
Following immigration laws when trying to gain work visas or addressing other employment-based immigration concerns can be difficult and confusing. Don't risk mistakes or errors that could have long-term negative effects on the immigration status and eligibility for you, your family, and your job.
An immigration lawyer services for work visas and employment includes, but is not limited to the following:
H-1B Visas
H-1B Visas are a type of temporary work visa. The H-1B category is available to workers in occupations that require highly specialized knowledge. The offered position must require, and the foreign national must possess, at least a Bachelor’s degree, or its equivalent, to qualify for an H-1B visa.
L-1 Visas
L-1 Visas provide a way for companies with offices in the US and abroad to transfer foreign national employees to work in a US-based office. This visa category is useful to companies of all sizes.
E-1 Visas & E-2 Visas
E-1 Visas and E-2 Visas are a type of investment-based visa for foreign nationals of certain countries that have treaty agreements with the US.
O-1 Visas
An O-1 visa is a nonimmigrant visa for individuals who possess extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics.
I-9 Information for Employers
The Department of Homeland Security has begun issuing electronic arrival/departure cards to travelers entering the US.
E-Verify
E-Verify compares information from an employee’s Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9 to data from DHS and SSA government records.
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Immigration requirements change frequently, and complying with the immigration process can be confusing. Mistakes could hinder your professional goals for years.
In Bousquet Holstein PLLC’s immigration practice, our talented team of experienced legal professionals, led by attorneys Anna Putintseva and Rebecca Cohen, are well versed in family and employment-based immigration, including EB-1, EB-2, EB-3, H-1B, L-1, 0-1, R-1, and PERMs.
U.S. Immigration laws can be complex, and the laws change frequently. Choices and errors that may seem small can have long-term consequences – errors and missteps can risk delaying or denying your applications. Rather than a short, free initial consultation that can leave you with more questions than answers, the Bousquet Holstein immigration legal team will give you and your case the attention you deserve. We will listen to you, review all relevant paperwork, and provide actionable legal options.