U.S. Business Immigration: Non-Immigrant & Immigrant Visas

ImmiCore Law specializes in business immigration. We leverage our extensive experience and legal expertise to effectively guide corporate sponsors and foreign workers through the rigorous and complex U.S. immigration system.

We support entrepreneurs, start-ups, and businesses of all sizes across industries including but not limited to tech, biotech, fintech, construction, the hospitality industry, insurance, automotive, and intellectual property to build, grow, and manage their immigration programs and meet their business immigration needs.

At ImmiCore Law, we believe a successful business immigration practice is a holistic endeavor. While we tailor our services to each client’s immediate needs, we also strive to help clients develop comprehensive practices that pave the way for enduring success, not just for individual cases, but in all immigration filings.

Non-Immigrant Visa Classifications
B Visa	Temporary visitors for pleasure or business
E-1/E-2Visa	Traders and investors from treaty countries
E-3 Visa	Specialty occupation professionals from Australia
H-1B and H-1B1 Visas	Specialty occupation positions
J-1 Visa	Exchange Visitors
L-1 Visa	Intracompany transferees for executive, managerial, or specialized knowledge employees
O-1 Visa	Aliens of Extraordinary Ability
P Visa	Foreign-based athletes, artists and entertainers
R Visa	Religious workers such as a priest, minister, or rabbi; religious professionals and others where the job has religious significance
TN Visa	Professionals from Canada and Mexico to be employed temporarily by U.S. companies in specific professions pursuant to NAFTA
Compliance
I-9 Compliance	I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification, Compliance, and Assistance

Immigrant Visa Preference Categories
General Overview
EB-1	Extraordinary Ability, Outstanding Researchers, Intracompany Transferee Executives and Managers
PERM	Employment-based green card requirement for most EB-2 and EB-3 filings
EB-2	Member of professions holding an advanced degree or its equivalent
EB-2 NIW	Exceptional Ability
EB-3	Skilled workers, professionals, or other workers
EB-4	Special immigrants
EB-5	Immigrant Investor Program