Immigration
We provide immigration assistance to individuals, businessmen, domestic and foreign enterprises and investors. We also analyze the tax and property risks of customers. This is true for people receiving significant income from abroad, or business leaders.
Our global network of law firms ensures that all decisions are made in accordance with the laws of the United States and the client’s country. We will help you obtain visas in these categories:
Business and Employment-Based Immigration
1
Business and Employment-Based Non-Immigrant Visas
2
Other Temporary or Non-Immigrant Visas
Other Temporary or Non-Immigrant Visas
B-1/B-2
Visitor visas are nonimmigrant visas for those who want to enter the United States temporarily for business (visa category B-1), for tourism (visa category B-2), or for a combination of both purposes (B-1/B-2).
F–1
Student visa
- Available to qualified students pursuing full-time, non-vocational academic programs at post-secondary institutions.
I–1
Journalist/Representatives of Media Visas:
- Media visas are for representatives of the foreign media, including members of the press, radio, film, and print industries, traveling temporarily to the United States to work in their profession engaged in informational or educational media activities, essential to the foreign media function. Activities in the United States while on a media (I) visa must be for a media organization having its home office in a foreign country. Activities in the United States must be informational in nature and generally associated with the news gathering process and reporting on current events.
M–1
Vocational Student Visas:
- M-1 Vocational Student Visas are for students attending vocational or other recognized nonacademic institution inside the U.S., other than a language training program (e.g. Sailing school, cooking school).