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Investment & Business-Based Immigration: which service fits?

Treaty pathways

E‑1 Treaty Trader VisaFor substantial and continuing international trade between the United States and a treaty country. E‑2 Treaty Investor VisaInvest in and direct a real U.S. operating business.

Intracompany transfers

L‑1A Intracompany Executives and ManagersTransfer an executive or manager from a qualifying foreign affiliate to a related U.S. company. L‑1B Specialized Knowledge EmployeesTransfer a specialist or mid-level manager whose knowledge of the company is advanced and distinctive. L‑1 Blanket Petition for Multinational CompaniesOne approval covering repeated transfers for groups with $25 million or more in gross revenue.

Investor and executive green cards

EB‑1C Green Card for Managers and ExecutivesPermanent residence for multinational managers and executives transferred to a U.S. company. EB‑5 Immigrant Investor Green CardPermanent residence through a qualifying capital investment that creates U.S. jobs.

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Employment-Based Immigration: which service fits?

Temporary work visas

H‑1B Professional WorkersSpecialty occupations requiring highly specialized knowledge. TN Canadian and Mexican ProfessionalsTemporary professional employment in occupations covered by the U.S.-Mexico-Canada framework.

Employment green cards

EB‑2 National Interest Waiver (NIW)Permanent residence without a job offer when the work serves the national interest. EB‑3 Professionals, Skilled Workers, and Other WorkersEmployer-sponsored permanent residence across three worker classifications. EB‑4 Special ImmigrantsA preference category covering religious workers and other specifically defined special immigrants.

PERM certification

PERM Labor CertificationEmployer-sponsored permanent residence through prevailing-wage and recruitment steps.

Healthcare workforce

EB‑3 Schedule A Nurses and Physical TherapistsA streamlined green card for occupations the Department of Labor has pre-certified. Conrad 30 Waiver for International Medical GraduatesA waiver of the two-year home-residence requirement for J‑1 physicians who serve underserved areas.

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Family-Based Immigration: which service fits?

Family petitions

I‑130 Petitions for Spouses, Children and ParentsThe petition that establishes a qualifying family relationship. K‑1 Fiancé(e) VisaEnter the United States to marry a U.S. citizen within 90 days.

Filing routes

I‑485 Adjustment of StatusComplete the green card process without leaving the United States. Consular ProcessingImmigrant visa interviews at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad.

Waivers and humanitarian relief

I‑601 Waivers of InadmissibilityWaivers under Forms I‑601 and I‑601A for unlawful presence and other grounds. Humanitarian ParoleTemporary entry for urgent humanitarian reasons while a family case is pending.

Citizenship

N‑400 NaturalizationApply for U.S. citizenship after the required period as a permanent resident.

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Immigration Court & Removal Defense: which service fits?

Court representation

Removal DefenseFull representation in Immigration Court, from the first hearing to the decision. Bond HearingsRelease from detention so the case can be fought from home. Cancellation of RemovalRelief for long-term residents and qualifying non-permanent residents.

Protection-based relief

Asylum, Withholding of Removal and CATProtection for people who face persecution or torture at home.

Appeals and motions

BIA AppealsAppeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals. Motions to Reopen or ReconsiderReopen a closed case on new facts, or ask for reconsideration on the law.

Emergency and discretionary relief

Stay of RemovalAsk the agency or the reviewing body to hold removal while relief is pursued. Deferred ActionA discretionary decision not to pursue removal for a defined period.

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Federal Litigation: which situation fits?

Cases at USCIS or a consulate

A case stuck far beyond normal processing timesWrit of mandamus: ask a federal judge to order the agency to decide. A decision that is wrong on the lawA lawsuit under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA): ask a federal judge to set aside an unlawful agency decision. A citizenship case stuck or deniedYour citizenship application has waited more than 120 days since the interview, or was denied and the appeal hearing was lost. A federal judge can decide it.

Immigration court cases and detention

The BIA ruled against youA petition for review in the federal court of appeals, due within 30 days of the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) decision. Someone is in immigration detentionHabeas corpus: challenge unlawful or prolonged detention in federal court.

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Performance & Athletic Visas: which service fits?

Extraordinary ability visas

O‑1A Athletics, Sciences, Education and BusinessExtraordinary achievement in athletics, education, the sciences, or business. O‑1B Arts, Motion Picture and TelevisionExtraordinary ability in the arts, or extraordinary achievement in film and television. O‑2 Essential Support PersonnelCrew, coaches, and staff whose work is integral to an O‑1 artist or athlete.

Performance and cultural visas

P‑1 Internationally Recognized Athletes and EntertainersTemporary participation in a specific competition, performance, tour, or event. P‑3 Culturally Unique Artists and EntertainersPerform, teach, or coach in a culturally unique commercial or non-commercial program.

Extraordinary ability green card

EB‑1A Extraordinary Ability Green CardPermanent residence for sustained extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or sport.

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