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Skill and Employment Based Options

• H-1B for foreign workers in a specialty occupation

  1. Whether you would like to sponsor an employee for the annual H-1B lottery, or

  2. Transfer an employee who already holds H-1B status

  3. Are a university or non-profit institution which is cap-exempt

• PERM for foreign workers: labor certification and permanent residence for foreign workers

• EB-1 for persons of Extraordinary Ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics, such as outstanding professors, researchers or multinational executives or managers

• EB-2 visas for members of the professions holding advanced degrees or their equivalents, or foreign nationals who have exceptional ability

• EB-3 visas for skilled workers, professionals or other workers

• NIW for advanced degree holders advancing work in the U.S.’ National Interest

• O-1 for persons of Extraordinary Ability in the sciences, education, business, or athletics, or as an artist or athlete

• TN Visas for qualified Mexicans and Canadians under NAFTA

• J-1 Trainee Visas for training opportunities and cultural exchanges

Options for families and individuals

• I-130 Petitions for U.S. citizens and permanent residents who would like to sponsor certain family members for immigrant visas, including a spouse, parent, or sibling

• K-1 Visas for U.S. Citizen who would like to petition foreign fiancees

• Applications for Permanent Residency through a family member or through a job

• Removal of Conditions for those who have held Conditional Residency for 2 years

• Citizenship

Helpful Links to USCIS for more information

Immigrant Visas

• Obtaining a Green Card Through a Job (I-140)

• Obtaining a Green Card Through Family (I-130)

  Non-Immigrant Visas

• H-1B Specialty Occupation

• L-1A For Multi-National Executives or Manager

• L-1B For Specialized Knowledge Employees

• TN Visa for Canadian and Mexican Professionals Under NAFTA

• O-1 for Persons of Extraordinary Ability

• Visitor Visas to the U.S. (B-1/B-2)

• Students (F-1)

• Foreign Journalists (I)

• Exchange Visitor Visa- Professor, Researcher, Teacher, Trainee or Intern (J-1)

• E-2 Treaty Investor

• Australian Professionals (E-3)

• Investment Visa (EB-5)

• Internationally Recognized Athlete (P-1A)

• A Member of an Internationally Recognized Entertainment Group (P-1B)

• Religious Workers (R)

Check Your Case Status Online

If you already have a USCIS receipt number, you can check your case status at the USCIS.gov website. Your receipt number is a 13-character case number assigned to your case by USCIS when your application was received.