What we do
Business Immigration
Strategic solutions for employers, investors and professionals who want to hire, transfer or retain talent in the United States.

- Work visas: O-1, EB-1, E-2
- Permanent residency & investment
- Labor certifications & I-9 compliance
- Compliance and business planning
13 pathways
Pathways we handle
Every case starts with the same question: which route actually fits your situation? Here is what each one asks of you.
- H-1BTemporary work visa
H-1B Specialty Occupation
The primary route for U.S. employers hiring foreign professionals into specialized roles.
- L-1Temporary work visa
L-1 Intracompany Transferee
Move executives, managers and specialized staff into your U.S. entity — no cap, no lottery.
- E-1 / E-2Temporary work visa
E-1 & E-2 Treaty Trader / Investor
For entrepreneurs and business owners from treaty nations who run a U.S. commercial enterprise.
- O-1Temporary work visa
O-1 Extraordinary Ability
For leaders, innovators and creators with recognized national or international acclaim.
- TNTemporary work visa
TN — Canadian & Mexican Professionals
Expedited work authorization for qualifying Canadian and Mexican professionals under USMCA.
- P-1Temporary work visa
P-1 Athletes & Entertainment Groups
For internationally recognized athletes, teams and entertainment groups touring or competing in the U.S.
- R-1Temporary work visa
R-1 Religious Worker
For ministers, clergy and religious workers serving recognized non-profit religious organizations.
- PERMProcess & filings
PERM Labor Certification
The Department of Labor foundation beneath most EB-2 and EB-3 employment-based green cards.
- EB-1Employment-based green card
EB-1 Priority Workers
The premier green card pathway for extraordinary ability, outstanding researchers and multinational executives.
- EB-2 / NIWEmployment-based green card
EB-2 & National Interest Waiver
For advanced-degree professionals — and for work of such national importance it can skip the employer entirely.
- EB-3Employment-based green card
EB-3 Professionals & Skilled Workers
The accessible employer-sponsored green card for professionals, skilled trades and essential workers.
- EB-4Employment-based green card
EB-4 Special Immigrants
Permanent residence for religious workers, vulnerable youth and other special immigrant populations.
- EB-5Employment-based green card
EB-5 Immigrant Investor
Green cards for investors whose capital creates at least ten full-time U.S. jobs.
Not sure which pathway fits your case?
Bring us your situation, not a form number. We will tell you which routes are realistically open to you — and which are not.