BUSINESS & SPECIALTY VISA PLAN
Custom-designed plans for every kind of US traveler
US Green Card Advice believes in saving you both time and money as you apply to enter the United States. Based on our extensive experience over two decades and an analysis of the needs and specific requirements of different types of travelers, we designed four plan packages — Tourist & Student, Business & Work, Family & Specialty, and VIP All-Visa.
Free Trade Agreement Professional H-1B1 visa
As with the H-1B, you will need to show that a US-based employer has offered you a temporary position that fits the definition of a specialty occupation. This means that you will be performing a job that requires specialized knowledge that can generally be gained only through a bachelor’s degree or higher, or its equivalent.
Open GuideTreaty Trader/ Investor visa E
One of the ways in which the United States promotes international trade and commerce is by entering into treaties of friendship, commerce and navigation with selected countries. This opens the door for buying and selling goods and services, as well as investment, between the US and the treaty country.
Open GuideNAFTA Professionals
In 1994, the United States signed a trilateral agreement with its neighbors with whom it shares a border, Canada to the north and Mexico to the south. The North American Free Trade Agreement, simplified as NAFTA, led to the creation of the Trade NAFTA or TN visa, a special nonimmigrant visa that speeds up work authorization for a citizen of Canada or a national of Mexico.
Open GuideBusiness Visa B1
Why do people go to the United States? The commonest two answers are tourism or doing business. These two reasons so overwhelmingly outweigh all others that they are usually combined into a single B1/B2 visa that allows you to enter the US for either tourism or business.
Open GuideGreen Card for a Broadcaster
To be eligible as a special immigrant broadcaster for an EB-4 visa, you need to meet the USAGM definition of ‘broadcaster’ which includes reporters, writers, translators, editors, producers, announcers, news broadcast hosts or news analysis specialists. It excludes persons who provide purely technical or support services or work in the entertainment field.
Open GuideForeign Media, Press, and Radio
The I-1 visa is perhaps the simplest of all US visas. It requires no complicated paperwork, no US-based sponsor or employer, no complicated credentials to establish, and no proof of awards, recognition or distinction. All you need to be is an accredited employee of a media organization in your own country, with a letter from your employer confirming this.
Open GuideExtraordinary Ability
If you happen to be an individual with extraordinary abilities or talent in the sciences, the arts, education, business or athletics, or if you have extraordinary achievements in the film or TV industry, recognized nationally or internationally, then the O-1 (that’s alphabet ‘O’ and number 1) visa might be exactly what you need.
Open GuideCrewmember Visa
You are eligible for C-1/D visa if you are a pilot or a flight attendant on a commercial airplane; a captain, an engineer, or a deckhand on a sea vessel; a lifeguard, a cook, a waiter, a beautician, or another type of service staff on a cruise ship; or a trainee on board a training vessel.
Open GuideReligious Worker Visa
You qualify as a religious worker if you are a minister or priest of a religion authorized by a recognized denomination to carry out or preside over religious worship and to perform other duties and rituals usually performed by members of the clergy, such as administering the sacraments or their equivalent.
Open GuideGovernment Visitor Program
The EVP is among the most diverse visas for going to the United States and is designed to enable non-Americans to travel within the United States and study or work there as a sponsored exchange visitor while immersing themselves in the local culture.
Open GuideInternational Visitor Program
The International Visitor Program is a people-to-people program under the EVP and is perfect if you are a specialist of distinction, nationally or internationally, recognized as a leader or seen as having great promise and potential in your field of specialization.
Open GuideEB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
You are eligible for an EB-5 if you are wealthy, want to invest a significant sum of money into a US business or project, and can show that your investment will lead to the creation of at least 10 full-time jobs for US citizens.
Open GuideSpecialty H1-B visa
The H-1B visa allows United States employers to temporarily employ foreign workers in a job that requires specialized knowledge or experience — known as specialty occupations — to work in the US. Examples of specialty fields are biotechnology, chemistry, computing, architecture, engineering, statistics, physical sciences, and journalism. In health, it can include medicine, dentistry, nursing, physiotherapy, economics, education, research, law, accounting, business specialties, technical writing, theology, and the arts, among others.
Open GuideTrainee Special Education H-3
Let’s say you come from the small nation of Burkina Faso and want to learn about wildlife conservation. Your country doesn’t offer a course in that, but the United States does. The H-3 nonimmigrant visa category was designed exactly for people like you.
Open GuideSpecialist Program J1 visa
The Specialist Program bears a close resemblance to the Short-Term Scholar Program and was designed to provide opportunities for non-US experts in a field of specialized knowledge, or skills to visit the United States to increase the exchange of ideas with American counterparts by observing, consulting or demonstrating their expertise.
Open GuideAthletes Artists Entertainers Visa
The P visa category was specifically created to welcome certain kinds of individuals on temporary visits to the US, including outstanding athletes, athletic teams, artists and entertainment companies (including circuses) who have a job offer from an American employer. There is no annual limit on the number of people who can receive P visas.
Open GuideDiversity Immigrant Visa Program (Do It Yourself)
You probably know it better as the ‘Green Card Lottery’. The Diversity Visa is one of the most visible and durable signs of the United States’ commitment to having a population as ethnically diverse as possible. If you are from a country that is not very well represented in the United States ethnic mix and can meet a few other straightforward but strict conditions, you can enter the ‘Green Card Lottery’.
Open GuideDo I Really Need a Lawyer?
Maybe, or Maybe not
Before contacting a lawyer regarding an immigration issue:
If your questions are about immigration issues:
- Speak to one of our adviser, send us an email.
- Visit the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) website where you will find answers to many of your questions.
How Do I Choose a Lawyer?
The list of lawyers below has been chosen by us and they are known to be among the best within your Visa category.
However before choosing a lawyer, call the offices of the lawyers on your list, briefly explain your legal problem, and ask:
- Are you specialized and/or experienced in my type of problem?
- Do you charge a flat rate or hourly fee for this type of work?
- Can you give me an estimate of the cost?
- Can you estimate the amount of time it will take?
Vaughan de Kirby
Vaughan has been serving clients internationally for over 35 years. He began his practice in California in 1981 with a clear vision of ensuring that his clients have the critical information they need to make the best decisions for themselves and their families.
As the son of an immigrant, Vaughan understands firsthand the importance of the decisions his clients are making when they choose to pursue EB-5 for themselves and their families. He knows that it is much more than an investment decision – it shapes the future for his clients’ families, including generations to come.
In addition to being a member of the Bar in California, Vaughan is also a member of the Texas and Maryland Bars.
Contact Details:
+ 1 415-720-6369 206 W. 4th St, 3rd Floor, Ste. 327 Santa Ana, CA 92701
H. Ronald Klasko
Finding an immigration lawyer that is right for you is a daunting task. The attorneys of Klasko Immigration Law Partners, LLP have national reputations for cutting-edge and innovative immigration law practice. With immigration lawyers that serve a range of clients in various industries and services, there is a Klasko Immigration lawyer for you. Klasko Immigration Law Partners clients include large corporations, midsized companies, and startups that hire foreign nations; individuals with extraordinary abilities, immigrant investors, universities and research institutions; EB-5 regional centers; and businesses or individuals seeking litigation guidance.
Klasko Immigration Law Partners firm is the only firm in the country to have two lawyers listed in Band 1 in Chambers Global, an internationally renowned lawyer rating service. Chambers describes our firm as an “Immigration boutique with a stellar national reputation for the broad scope of its business immigration expertise.” Whether on behalf of Fortune 500 companies or individuals, our lawyers bring decades of experience to bear on complicated issues.
Contact Details:
+ 1 646-787-1371 135 Madison Avenue Suite 4-108 New York, NY 10016
Mark I. Davies (Global Managing Partner)
Davies & Associates, LLC is a full-service U.S. immigration and business law firm headquartered in New York City and Chicago, USA with offices across the United States and around the globe.
Although Davies & Associates, LLC, specializes in providing innovative and customized immigration solutions to a large number of clients from all around the world. Davies & Associates is especially known for its expertise in assisting investors and business owners.
Today Davies & Associates, LLC is the law firm of choice to businesses and investors seeking to do business in or relocate to the United States.
Contact Details:
Contact Us usimmigrationadvisor.com
+1 (212) 220-6548 1 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007, USA
Deron Edward Smallcomb
EB-5 Investment Visas Specialists
Are You Looking to Come to the USA and Stay on an EB-5 Investor Visa?
If you are a prominent business investor of from a foreign country, you should consider the EB-5 visa and Modern Law Group can halp you.
The EB-5 is one of 5 employment-based (EB) programs reserved for business investors wishing to gain permanent resident status to conduct business activities in the United States.
There are 10,000 visas reserved for this purpose each year, and you could be one of them.
Contact Details:
[email protected] lawofficeimmigration.com
+1 866-771-4275 789 Gateway Center Way San Diego, California 92102
Gerald Cipolla, Founder/Immigration Attorney
Full-Service U.S. Immigration Law Firm
Cipolla Law Group is a full-service U.S. immigration law firm. Their mission is to help families, professionals, and investors to achieve their immigration goals in a competent, trusting, and cost-effective manner. Cipolla Law Group is a Chicago Immigration Law Firm that focuses 100% on U.S. immigration. Cipolla Law Group provides customized and high-quality immigration representation for all immigration-related matters. Their team of immigration attorneys regularly handle the following immigration matters,
EB-5 INVESTOR PROGRAM
INVESTMENT IMMIGRATION
EMPLOYMENT IMMIGRATION
HUMANITARIAN RELIEF PETITIONS
EB1A GREEN CARD EXTRAORDINARY ABILITY
EB1B GREEN CARD FOR OUTSTANDING PROFESSORS
Contact Details:
Contact Us immigrationvisaus.com
+1 773-687-0549 200 N LaSalle St, Suite 1550, Chicago, IL 60601
Ashley Gruber – Senior Attorney
Attorney Ashley E. Gruber is originally from a small town west of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She received her bachelor’s degree in political science and Spanish from Coastal Carolina University and her law degree from Florida International University College of Law in Miami, Florida.
Ms. Gruber is particularly adept at handling complicated matters. She has obtained approvals for many complex immigration cases, previously mishandled cases, and cases where it was evident that the reviewing USCIS officer had misunderstood or overlooked the facts or documents of the record. Ms. Gruber’s creative and detailed approach has also helped clients obtain approvals following intricate Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny.
SGM Law Groupe provides professional service and legal expertise similar to large firms while ensuring personal attention, compassion, and accessibility of a small law practice.
Contact Details:
1-877-811-3541 800 Corporate Dr, Suite 206 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334
Clifton Wu
Clifton Wu is co-founder and managing partner of ILG. Clifton Immigrated to the United States himself at age 6 and went on to earn his J.D. from Santa Clara University in 1998. He served as Technical Editor of the distinguished Santa Clara Law Review during that time.
Clifton began his career working at one of the largest immigration law firm in the Bay Area for two years and gained valuable experience as an employment-based immigration law attorney. But seeking to fulfill a clear market need for individualized and effective service, he co-founded ILG in 2001 to provide corporate clients cost-effective, personalized representation in a rapidly-changing global marketplace. Clifton has a vast professional and personal network of C-level executives who keep him informed on operational matters related to foreign national personnel and immigration law which allows him to tailor services to anticipate and address both company-specific and industry needs.
Contact Details:
Contact Us immigrationlawgroup.net
+1 (408) 432-9200 3590 N. First St., Suite 310 San Jose, CA 95134
Consider the following factors before agreeing to hire a lawyer:
- Can you communicate effectively with the lawyer? Was the lawyer clear and easy to understand?
- Are the fees reasonable in comparison with other lawyers’ charges?
- Did the lawyer give clear explanations of how he or she will let you know about progress in your case?
- If you are not satisfied with this lawyer, do not hire them. Instead call another lawyer from the list or contact our support and we will assist you finding the right lawyer for your case.
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