Visas

U.S. Immigration provides for “temporary” visas to travel to the U.S. for specific purposes. These visa options are commonly referred to by an alphabetical letter. ImmiCore Law offers a full service visa practice. We offer comprehensive immigration services, especially for some of the most highly sought after visas including:
E-2: Treaty Investors F-1: International Students K-1: Fiance visa H-1B: Specialty Occupation Workers L-1A: Multinational Executives and Managers L-1B: Specialized Knowledge Employees O-1A: Extraordinary Ability in Science, Education, Business, and Athletics O-1B: Extraordinary Ability in the Arts TN: NAFTA Professionals

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B Visa is a non-immigrant visa category covering foreign national visitors for business (B-1) and pleasure (B-2).
E-1 (Treaty Traders) and E-2 (Treaty Investors) are non-immigrant work visas available to companies and individuals
The E-3 visa is a non-immigrant work visa that applies only to nationals of Australia that was created by the U.S. Congress
An F-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa for international students studying in the U.S.
H-1B Visa allows qualified US companies to sponsor highly skilled foreign nationals to come work in the United States
J-1 visas (“Exchange Visitors”) are non-immigrant visas for participants in approved training and internship programs.
The K-1 Visa is a temporary visa for a foreign national fiancé (Beneficiary) of a U.S. citizen (Petitioner).
The L-1 visa is a temporary work visa for executive or managerial level employees or specialized knowledge workers
The O-1 visa is a temporary work visa, intended for foreign nationals who have “extraordinary ability
The P visa is a temporary work visa for foreign-based athletes, artists and entertainers
The R-1 visa is a non-immigrant category for a religious worker to perform temporary services
NAFTA allowed for the creation of the TN visa classification allows qualified Canadian and Mexican nationals to be employed
The U-visa was created in the Violence Against Women’s Act (VAWA) of 2000
There are 9 Temporary work visas
There are a variety of options for pursuing Permanent Residence (Green Card) through employment
Family Preference Immigrant Visas have a yearly limit on the number issued for each category
Visas for Immediate Relative are immediately available and there is no limit on the number given each year