Our team of experienced attorneys is knowledgeable in all types of immigration law from family-based petitions to permanent visas.
MoreU.S. Customs and Immigration Services issues several different types of employment-based, immigrant-track visas to qualified individuals. Each of these individuals must demonstrate certain abilities, qualifications or desires in order to obtain such a visa.
Within the broad class of employment visas, EB-1 visas are reserved for exceptionally talented or indispensable performers, academics, scientists, executives and others. The U.S. government requires all prospective EB-1 visa holders to demonstrate “extraordinary abilities” in their chosen fields. Also known as “first preference” visas, the U.S. government welcomes individuals who qualify for these credentials.
With over 25 years of experience with the employment-visa application process, the EB-1 visa lawyers at the Gutierrez Law Firm can help prospective applicants determine whether they are likely to qualify for this type of credential. Those who do not qualify may be able to secure passage into the United States by other legal means.
There are three distinct types of EB-1 visa. These are:
Although these categories appear to overlap, U.S. Customs and Immigration Services maintains distinct standards for each one. The EB-1 visa attorneys at the Gutierrez Law Firm can advise prospective applicants as to the appropriate category of EB-1 visa.
In addition to the basic qualifications outlined by each subcategory of EB-1 visa, the U.S. government imposes additional restrictions on potential applicants. For instance, EB-1A visa applicants must meet some of the following qualifications:
The EB-1 visa lawyers at the Gutierrez Law Firm believe that each of their clients are entitled to courteous service and an expedited visa application process. They are dedicated to ensuring that their clients may enter and move about the United States in a lawful manner. Since international business is increasingly competitive and fast-faced, we are especially sensitive to the visa needs of our business clients.
To learn more about how to secure a visa for a special employee or other key individual, contact the Gutierrez Law Firm’s EB-1 visa attorneys at 210.225.7114.
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