Efficient and Dependable Counsel on Nonimmigrant Employment Visas
Various categories of non-immigrant employment-based visas cover different kinds of workers. The Boston work visa lawyers at the law firm of Genzale & Haven, LLP take the time to carefully analyze each unique situation before starting the application process. This thoughtful, strategic approach saves our clients time and money by investigating alternative options if the chances of obtaining a visa are minimal.
As skilled immigration lawyers, we work to match the characteristics and qualifications of a particular employee to the criteria and conditions of a particular visa category. If we encounter problems with business immigration matters, we have the knowledge and experience needed for creative problem-solving. In some instances, a family-based visa option can be used to resolve an employment-based entry problem.
Our attorneys have considerable experience in advising corporate clients on non-immigrant work visas, such as H-1B visas, L visas, and E visas. To receive reliable information, contact the knowledgeable Boston non-immigrant visa lawyers at the law firm of Genzale & Haven, LLP. We offer an initial consultation, at no cost or obligation, so you can tell us about your unique circumstances.
We handle a wide range of non-immigrant visa and entry problems involving issues related to:
H-1B — Foreign-born professionals who are coming to the U.S. to work in a specialty occupation use this visa for extended stays. They are valid for three years initially and can be extended to six years.
H-2B — This visa is awarded to foreign-born nationals who will be performing temporary work duties in the U.S. such as recurring seasonal jobs. Employers are required to prove that this work cannot be performed by U.S. workers.
L-1 — This visa is used by U.S. and overseas companies that need to transfer certain classes of employees (managers/executives and special knowledge staff) from their foreign operations to the U.S. The employee must prove he or she worked for a subsidiary, parent, affiliate or branch office of that company for at least one of the three years prior to application.
O-1 — People of extraordinary ability in science, arts, education, business or athletics that choose this type of visa must produce documentation supporting their claim.
E-1 — Nationals of qualifying treaty countries who undertake a significant amount of international trade or who have made a significant investment in the United States may qualify for this type of visa.
E-3 - The E-3 classification applies only to nationals of Australia coming to the United States solely to perform services in a specialty occupation.
Effective Representation for Those Seeking Non-Immigrant Work Visas
The skilled employment immigration attorneys at the law firm of Genzale & Haven, LLP, work with employers and individuals, preparing and filing all the necessary documentation to complete applications for employment-based non-immigrant visas. We have the experience that is the key to resolving your immigration matter effectively and cost-efficiently.
Contact Genzale & Haven, LLP
We invite you to contact us online or call our office at 617-849-7285 to schedule an appointment with one of our Boston immigration attorneys. Your initial consultation is without cost or obligation. We serve clients around the globe from our office in Boston, Massachusetts.
Our Location
Located in the heart of downtown Boston at the foot of Beacon Hill, our office is just minutes away from the Boston Commons, John F. Kennedy Federal Building and the Edward W. Brooke Courthouse. We are easily accessible by public transportation.
Our attorneys speak Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.
