Fairfax Employment Immigration Lawyer

With more than 50 years of combined legal experience and thousands of employment-based immigration cases successfully processed, our legal team has extensive knowledge of the US immigration system. Not only have our lawyers represented small and large corporations, but also colleges, universities, healthcare organizations and  international investors who are interested in starting their business in the U.S.

Our immigration firm can help our clients obtain the following types of visas:

• A – Allows diplomats and other government officials to travel to the U.S.
• B-1 – A nonimmigrant visa for a person to temporarily conduct business in the U.S. (e.g., negotiate a contract, settle an estate, consult with business associates, or attend a conference on business)
• B-2 – A nonimmigrant visa for visitors for vacation, tourism, visiting relatives or friends, social events, and even medical treatments
• E-1 – Allows a foreign national of a “treaty country” to engage in substantial trade in the U.S.
• E-2 – Allows a foreign national of a treaty country to invest in or start a business in the U.S.
• E-3 – Allows an Australian national to temporarily work in the U.S.
• EB-1 – Allows a foreign national with extraordinary ability (e.g., professors, researchers, executives, multinational managers, etc.) to work in the U.S.
• EB-2 – Allows foreign nationals with advanced degrees and those with exceptional ability to work in the U.S.
• EB-3 – Allow foreign nationals with a U.S. bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent to work in the U.S.
• G-1 – A nonimmigrant visa for designated principal resident representatives of foreign governments recognized by the U.S. who will work for an international organization.
• G-2 – A nonimmigrant visa for an accredited representative of a foreign government who will work for an international organization.
• G-3 – A nonimmigrant visa for representatives of unrecognized foreign governments who will work for an international organization.
• G-4 – A nonimmigrant visa for employees or officers of international organizations.
• G-5 – A nonimmigrant visa for attendants, servants, or personal employees of other G visa holders.
• H-1B – A U.S. employer sponsors a foreign professional to work in a “specialty occupation,” such as an IT professional, doctor, professor, engineer, lawyer, etc.
• H-2A – A U.S. employer sponsors a foreign national for temporary or seasonal agricultural work
• H-2B – A U.S. employer sponsors a foreign national for temporary or seasonal non-agricultural work
• I – Allows foreign journalists and reports to work in the U.S.
• J-1 – Allows a foreign doctors, professors, scholars, students, and counselors to participate in an exchange visitor program in the U.S.
• L-1 – Allows foreign executives, managers, and specialized knowledge employees to transfer from an overseas organization to work for the same organization in the U.S.
• TN – Also known as the NAFTA Professional Visa, this allows qualified professionals from Mexico and Canada to work in the U.S.
• O – Allows highly talented or internationally/nationally acclaimed foreign nationals (e.g., celebrities, athletes, artists, entertainers, filmmakers, science leaders, business leaders, etc.) to work in the U.S either temporarily or permanently.
• P – Allows foreign-born athletes and performers to temporarily work in the U.S.
• R – Allows foreign religious workers to work for a sponsored-religious institution in the U.S.

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No matter what type of employment-based immigration visa you are interested in, let The Law Firm of Shihab & Associates help you accomplish your goals. Our immigration attorneys are committed to guiding you throughout each step of the immigration process.

Contact us today at (800) 625-3404 to speak with our Fairfax work visa attorneys!