If you’re coming to the U.S. for short-term or long-term work, our firm can help you get the work visa you’ll need. One of our immigration lawyers will determine which visa you require and, if necessary, appeal an unfavorable decision from the USCIS about your application. Your lawyer may be able to support you and your family in other ways, too.
During your consultation, we’ll be able to tell you more about how your Titusville work visa lawyer will help you. We’ll also answer your questions about our lawyers and their services. Our immigration team aims to make the process of obtaining your visa less stressful, more streamlined, and more efficient. We can prevent delays by submitting a correct and error-free application.
How Do I Know What Kind of Work Visa I Need?
Your employer may be able to tell you which type of work visa you need, but if not, you can ask our immigration law firm. We can also confirm that your employer has given you accurate information about your prospective visa.
Generally, if you’ll be working in the United States for a long time or indefinitely, you’ll need a kind of permanent work visa. If you’ll be working in the U.S. for a short time, you’ll need a temporary visa.
Categories Of Permanent Work Visa
If you’re a long-term or indefinite worker and you meet any of the following conditions, you’ll need a kind of permanent work visa, also known as an employment-based green card:
- You’re a priority worker (EB-1 permanent visa)
- You’re a professional with an advanced degree (EB-2 visa)
- You’re a skilled, unskilled, or professional worker (EB-3 visa)
- You’re a special immigrant (EB-4 visa)
- You’re an investor (EB-5 visa)
A Temporary Work Visa
If you’re a short-term worker and you meet any of the following conditions, you’ll need a temporary visa:
- You’re an employee transferring from another country to the U.S. (L-1A or L-1B temporary visa)
- You’re a Mexican or Canadian citizen (TN visa)
- You’re a skilled worker (H-1B visa)
- You’re an extraordinary abilities worker (O-1 visa)
- You’re a business visitor (B-1 visa)
- You’re an exchange visitor (J-1 visa)
- You’re a student (F-1 visa)
- You’re a treaty trader (E1 visa)
- You’re a treaty investor (E2 visa)
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How Can a Titusville Work Visa Lawyer Help Me?
In addition to checking which type of work visa you need, your lawyer can help you overcome obstacles that are standing in the way of your timely immigration. To help you obtain your visa, your lawyer will:
- Qualify you for the visa: Different kinds of visas have different qualifications. For example, one visa may require you to have a passport with a lengthy validity period. Your lawyer will help you get everything you need to qualify for the visa.
- Fill out the visa application for you: Your lawyer will provide USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) with all of the important details they need to know, ensuring thoroughness and precision.
- Prove that you qualify: To do this, your lawyer will attach copies of your passport, your work agreement, and other important documents to your application.
- File the application: Your lawyer will ensure your application is filed properly, through the correct channel, and to the appropriate entity.
If USCIS Makes an Unfavorable Decision
If USCIS decides to delay or even deny your application, your lawyer can do the following for you:
- Reject the decision: Your lawyer can argue against and officially appeal the decision on your behalf with the USCIS Administrative Appeals Office.
- Refile the application: If necessary, your lawyer can find additional supportive documentation for USCIS and then refile your application with these documents.
- Escalate the matter: Your lawyer may even be able to escalate the matter to the U.S. Department of Justice’s Board of Immigration Appeals.
If USCIS Approves Your Work Visa
Alternatively, if USCIS decides to approve your application for your work visa, your lawyer can do even more to help you. Since your lawyer has experience with all aspects of immigration law, they will be able to help you change your residence status and even become a full U.S. citizen. Your lawyer can also help your family change their residence statuses.
Then, your lawyer will protect you and your family from any potential threat of removal from the U.S. Even though you’ll be full citizens, you could still be under threat, such as if USCIS believes you violated a law relating to employment.
If you are in the United States on a temporary visa, be cautious about telling others of your intent to become a permanent resident. This may be considered an employment violation and could put your status at risk.
About Our Titusville, FL Immigration Law Firm
As a full immigration law firm, we understand how difficult it is to get into the U.S., even for temporary work. It can be especially difficult to get a green card and full U.S. citizenship. Even once a person has full citizenship, they can still be threatened with deportation.
The immigration lawyers at our firm do everything legally within our power to assist and protect their clients and make their lives less difficult. If you become our next client, your attorney will fight for you, even if it means taking on USCIS or a higher entity. You deserve the chance to work and thrive in the U.S., so we’ll make sure you get that chance.
With over 40 years of experience, we know how to fight for our clients. And with locations all throughout Florida, one of our lawyers can meet with you in the location most convenient for you.
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Connect With Us For A Work Visa Lawyer In Titusville, Florida
If you’re coming to the U.S. for work, our firm can help you get your work visa and in other ways related to your immigration and residence. In a simple consultation, we’ll tell you more about our service. We’ll also tell you anything you’d like to know about our work visa lawyers in Titusville, FL.
For your consultation with us, contact Bogin, Munns & Munns today.
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