Employment and Investor Visas 

If you wish to work in the United States, you will need the appropriate employment visa. A wide variety of temporary, non-immigrant visas are available. You may be able to become a lawful permanent resident if a U.S.-based employer is willing to sponsor you. Entrepreneurs can also access immigration benefits by making qualifying investments in U.S.-based enterprises.

Our Annandale immigration attorneys can help you seek many types of employment visas, including:

• A Visas for Government Officials and Diplomats
• E-2 Visas for Treaty Trade Investors
• EB-1 Visas for Experts, Industry Leaders, and Outstanding Professors
• EB-2 Visas for Workers with Advanced Degrees and Specialized Skills
• EB-3 Visas for Professionals, Skilled Workers, and Unskilled Workers
• EB-4 Visas for Special Immigrants, including Special Immigrant Juveniles
• EB-5 Visas for Immigrant Investors
• H-1B Visas for Specialty occupations
• O-1 Visas for Individuals with Extraordinary Abilities or Achievements

Fiancé Visas

K visas are issued to foreign nationals who wish to marry United States citizens. When someone receives a K-1 visa, they will have up to ninety days to marry their U.S. citizen partner once they have entered the country. Unmarried children under the age of 21 can join a K-1 visa recipient parent on a K-2 visa. After the marriage has taken place, newlywed non-citizens can use the K-3 visa Our team is extremely familiar with how to efficiently handle fiancé visas and can assist you throughout each step of the process. 

Student Visas

There are several visa options for those who wish to study, teach, or work in an education capacity in the United States. Our team can evaluate your educational objectives and determine what type of student visa is right for your situation.

We can assist you with several types of student visas, including:

• F-1 Visas for Academic Students
• J-1 Visas for Exchange Visitors
• M-1 Visas for Non-Academic and Vocational Students

Visitor Visas

Travelers hoping to vacation or conduct business in the United States will generally need the appropriate visitor visa. B-1 visas are granted for short-term business endeavors like trade conferences and in-person contract negotiations, while B-2 visas We know how to approach both routine and unusual cases and can help you get the visitor visa you need.  

Non-Immigrant Visas

There are also several visas available for those who plan to come to the U.S. on a temporary basis. Our Annandale immigration attorneys can help find the proper visa for your situation.

• P-1A Visas for Athletes
• P-1B Visa for Entertainers
• T Visas for Victims of Human Trafficking
• U Visas for Victims of Criminal Activity
• Humanitarian Parole to Handle Emergencies or for Humanitarian Reasons.