:: Non-Immigrant Visas

• E-2 Visa for Treaty Investors
  
• E-2 Visa for Employees of a Treaty Investor
• E-1 Visa for Treaty Traders
• H-1B Visa for Professionals in "Specialty Occupations"
• L-1 Visa for Executives, Managers, or Specialized Knowledge Staff
• R-1 Visa for Religious workers
• O-1 Visa for Extraordinary ability in Sciences, Arts, Education, Business, or Athletics
• P-1 Visa for Individual or Team Athletes, Entertainment Groups
• TN Trade Visa for Canadians and Mexican Citizens
• B-1/B-2 Visa for Temporary Visitor for Business or Pleasure
• F-1/M-1 Visa for Academic Student/Vocational Students or other Nonacademic Students
• J-1 Visa for Exchange Visitors
• K-1/K-3 Visa for Fiance(e) of U.S. Citizen
• V-1/V-2 Visa for Spouse or Child of a Legal Permanent Resident

:: Immigrant Visas

a) Family-based Immigrant Visas
A U.S. Citizen can petition his/her immediate relatives for immigrant visas without a visa number restriction. U.S. Citizen's spouse, parents and unmarried children under the age of 21 are considered as immediate relatives. Note: A U.S. Citizen must be over the age of 21 to petition for his/her parent.
Other than the immediate relative category, there are four preference categories in family-based immigration.

• 1st Preference: Unmarried sons or daughters over 21 years of age of U.S. Citizens
• 2nd Preference: 2(a) Spouses and Children (under the age of 21) of Lawful Permanent Residents;
  2(b) children (unmarried sons or daughters who are 21 years old or older) of Lawful Permanent Residents
• 3rd Preference: Married children of U.S. Citizens
• 4th Preference: Siblings of adult U.S. Citizens

b) Employment-based Immigrant Visas
There are five preference categories in employment-based immigration.

• 1st Preference: Priority Workers such as Persons of Extraordinary Ability in Sciences, Arts, Education, Business, or Athletics, Outstanding Professors and Researchers who are recognized internationally, and Multi-national Managers and Executives
• 2nd Preference: Professionals with Advanced Degrees, and Persons with Exceptional Ability in Sciences, Arts, or Business
• 3rd Preference: Skilled Workers, Professionals with bachelor's degrees, and Unskilled Workers
• 4th Preference: Special Immigrants (Religious Workers)
• 5th Preference: Investor Immigrants

:: Citizenship Application
We analyze client's immigration issues and provide the fastest pathway to his/her U.S. Citizenship.

:: Reentry Permit
We file Reentry Permit applications to allow Lawful Permanent Residents to stay abroad for more than a year.

:: Removal Proceedings
We defend clients in Removal Proceedings to help them legalize their status or stay in the U.S. as long as possible.

:: Personal Injury
We have attorneys specializing in automobile accidents, workplace injury, slip-and-fall, and dog-bites.

:: Employment Law
We have attorneys specializing in wrongful termination, harassment/discrimination and wage and hour.