U.S. Temporary (Nonimmigrant) Work Visas

Nonimmigrant work visas allow foreign nationals to enter the United States temporarily for the employment purposes.

The prospective employer, who usually is a US entity must initiate the employment process of foreign nationals. U.S. employer likes you, hires you, and files a petition on behalf of you with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). An approved petition enables the prospective employee to apply for a Change of Status, if lawfully resides in the USA, or for work visa in US Embassies / Consular sections abroad.

No US Employer, respectfully filled petition for you, no work in the USA under this visa category!

We are able to provide assistance to both employers and employees throughout this process. 

There are five Employment-Based (EB) visa categories that give an individual permanent residency in the United States. 

To be considered for an immigrant U.S. visa under some of the employment - based categories, the prospective employer must first obtain a labor certification approval from the Department of Labor. Once received (if required), the employer then files an Immigrant Petition, Form I-140, with the U.S. Immigration Services (USCIS).

An approved petition enables the worker to apply for adjustment of status, if in the USA, or for an immigrant work visa in U.S. Embassies / Consular sections abroad. 

NOTE: The approval of the petition by USCIS does not guarantee visa issuance. 

We are able to support employers in gathering the necessary documentation for petition filings. Additionally, we can assist prospective employees with their adjustment of status or visa applications, if they are abroad.