Visas for Business

Securing authorization to work in the US can be a complex task, necessitating a thorough understanding of the various visa options. Our business immigration attorneys guide businesses and individuals through this process, ensuring maximum efficiency and minimal cost. You need a business immigration law firm to advise you on the US business Visa types.Although our immigration attorneys have achieved a 100% success rate for the visa applications we’ve handled, past performance should not be considered a guarantee of future results.

Explore Your Visa Options for Business

For companies seeking to transfer employees between international offices, the L-1 transfer visa offers a vital pathway. This option facilitates intra-company movements while ensuring compliance with immigration regulations. For detailed assistance, our L-1 visa legal services can guide you through the necessary steps.

Exploring E-2 Visa Options

If you’re considering a treaty-investor route for your business, you may find the E-2 visa legal services particularly beneficial. This visa is designed for those who are investing substantial capital in a U.S. business, allowing for greater flexibility and opportunity. For a detailed understanding of this option, engage with our E-2 visa legal services.

Explore Pathways to Permanent Residence

If you’re seeking a qualifying investment-led pathway to permanent residence, the EB-5 green card legal services can be an essential resource. This route allows investors to obtain a green card through significant financial contributions. Consider the EB-5 investment green card to facilitate your journey toward permanent residency.

Our firm possesses in-depth knowledge in the following visa categories:

• H-1B: for skilled and professional workers;
• L-1: Visas for Entrepreneurs, Investors, and Small Businesses;
• L-1A: for executive and managerial intra-company transferees;
• E-2: intended for citizens of nations that have a Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation or Bilateral Investment Treaty with the United States, who desire to enter the U.S. to manage and expand a business where they have invested substantial capital;
• E-3: specifically for Australian citizens.

Alexander Jovy - Senior Immigration Expert

Article Written by Alexander Jovy, Co-Managing Partner at Global Immigration Partners. Senior immigration expert with 15+ years in business and investor visas.

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