Immigration Law
Immigration and naturalization laws can be intricate and complex; depending on the nature of the matter, it can take months or even years to acquire a final result.
We provide our clients with the legal assistance they need to successfully obtain visas and citizenship, whether in the short-term or long-term. Our attorneys are well-versed in many of the common problems faced by those seeking to immigrate to the United States and can help them select the best avenue for doing so, including:
- B-1 or B-2 (Temporary visitor for business or pleasure)
- E-1 or E2 (Treaty Trader or Investor)
- EB-5
- H1-B (Specialty Occupations Including Nurses and Trainees)
- F-1 or F-2 (Students and their spouses and children)
- J-1 or J-2 (Exchange Visitors)
- K-1 (Fiances of U.S. Citizens)
- L-1A or L-1B (Company Transfers)
- M-1 (Vocational Students)
- P-1 or P-2 (Artists and Entertainers)
- Q-2 (International Cultural Exchange Visitors)
- TN (Trade visas for Canadian and Mexican Citizens)
- Other work related visas