Employment Visa Solutions
Practical, efficient legal support for employment-based immigration — whether you're an entrepreneur sponsoring talent or a skilled professional seeking U.S. work authorization.
Visa Categories
Employment Visa Options
Services for Employers
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H-1B PetitionsFull-service support for cap-subject and cap-exempt filings, including job description review and LCA guidance.
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O-1 VisasStrategic petitions for extraordinary individuals in science, arts, business, or education.
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TN & E-3 SupportEmployer guidance on NAFTA (Canada/Mexico) and Australian specialty roles.
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PERM & I-140Employment-based green card sponsorship, including audit-safe advertising.
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Form I-9 ConsultingOnboarding compliance, E-Verify participation, and work authorization checks.
Services for Employees
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H-1B TransfersMove your sponsorship to a new employer with continued status protection.
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Green Card OptionsEB-2/EB-3 sponsorship, National Interest Waivers, or EB-1A self-petitions.
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OPT & STEM TransitionGuidance for F-1 students navigating work authorization and H-1B paths.
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Adjustment of StatusLegal filing of I-485 after employment-based petition approval.
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Dependent SupportH-4, EADs, and travel documentation for accompanying family members.
15-Minute Strategy Call
What You'll Learn
Sample Scenarios
Potential Client Outcomes
A growing tech startup sponsors their first H-1B employee. With proper legal guidance on LCA requirements, job description drafting, and cap-subject filing strategy, the petition is submitted correctly.
A professional changing jobs needs to transfer H-1B sponsorship. Guidance on timing, continued status protection, and documentation ensures a smooth transition without employment gaps.
An F-1 graduate on STEM OPT gets selected in the H-1B lottery. With Cap-Gap guidance and proper filing support, they maintain legal status through the transition period.
A researcher with significant publications and awards explores the O-1 visa. Strategic case-building and evidence organization demonstrate extraordinary ability in their field.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
H-1B is for specialty occupation workers in roles requiring at least a bachelor's degree. O-1 is for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in their field — it requires demonstrating sustained acclaim but has no annual cap.
Yes — there's no minimum company size requirement. However, smaller employers must demonstrate ability to pay the required wage and maintain proper documentation.
It varies significantly by category and country of birth. EB-1 cases may take 1-2 years, while EB-2/EB-3 cases can take several years depending on visa bulletin backlogs.
NIW allows certain individuals to self-petition for a green card without employer sponsorship if their work is in the national interest. It's popular among researchers, entrepreneurs, and STEM professionals.
In many cases, yes — especially after 180 days of I-485 pending under AC21 portability. The new job must be in a same or similar occupation. Timing and documentation are important.
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Whether you're an employer or employee, let's discuss your situation and map out the best path forward.
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