Employment Visa Petitions
Temporary workers and permanent resident workers help to build and maintain The United States. Employment-based immigration is, without a doubt, beneficial to the country, but it is a difficult and often overwhelming process.
If you are an employer or a foreign national interested in employment-based immigration, the legal team at R Patel Law is here to help. Our Orlando employment immigration lawyers team can provide you with the knowledge, insight, and genuine dedication to support your goals.
What Is Employment Visa?
An employment visa is a document that allows a person to work legally in a foreign country. It’s granted to qualified and skilled professionals who are hired by a company or organization.
Non-Immigrant Temporary Worker
Some common non-immigrant temporary worker classifications in the United States include: H-1B (specialty occupations), H-2A (agricultural workers), H-2B (non-agricultural temporary workers), L-1 (intracompany transferees), O-1 (extraordinary ability), P (athletes, artists, entertainers) each category has specific requirements for eligibility depending on the type of work being performed.
Permanent Immigrant Workers
Workers who prove that they have a sufficient combination of skills, education, and work experience may be able to live and work permanently in the United States. The USCIS reports that roughly 140,000 immigrant visas are available each year.
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Employment Visa Immigration Types
Employment Visa EB2-NIW
Employment Visa EB2 status is given if they are members of professions holding advanced degrees or if they are individuals of exceptional ability in the arts, sciences, or business. EB-2 applicants obtain an approved labor certification from the U.S.
Business / Employment Visa H1-B
H-1B visas for individuals in a specialty occupation, which requires highly specialized skills and knowledge and higher education completion. This classification also includes fashion models and government research and development employment.