Visit The U.S. (Non-Immigrant Visas)
We represent clients in a wide range of non-immigrant visa petitions before USCIS. We also assist clients with the visa application process at U.S. consular posts abroad. Additionally, once our clients are in the United States, we help them either renew their status or change to a different visa to ensure that they maintain their legal immigration status in the United States at all times.
- A: Diplomats and foreign government officials
- B-1: Business visitors
- B-2: Tourists and visitors for medical treatment
- C: Aliens in transit
- D: Alien crewman
- E-1/E-2: Treaty traders/treaty investors
- E-3: Professionals in specialty occupations (Australia)
- F: Students
- G-1: Representatives of international organizations
- H-1A: Registered nurses
- H-1B: Temporary workers in specialty occupations
- H-1B1: Free trade agreement professionals (Chile/Singapore)
- H-2A: Temporary agricultural workers
- H2-B: Temporary workers doing other temporary/seasonal services for which a shortage exists
- H-3: Trainees
- I: Representatives of foreign media
- J: Exchange visitors (student, professors, scholars, teachers, physicians)
- K-1: Fiancé(e)
- L: Intra-company transferees
- M: Vocational students
- O: Individuals with extraordinary skills in sciences, arts, education, business or athletics
- P: Performing athletes, artists and entertainers
- Q: International cultural exchange visitors
- R: Religious workers
- T: Victims of human trafficking
- TN/TD: NAFTA professional workers
- U: Victims of criminal activity
- V: Spouses and children of lawful permanent residents