Non-Immigrant Visas

Non-Immigrant visas are divided into categories designated by letters A through V. Each visa category has a different purpose, and set of restrictions and requirements. To be allowed to enter the United States, a visitor must first obtain a visa in the category that most closely matches his or her purpose and intentions for the visa (i.e. vacation, attending a conference, temporary work, study, etc.). We regularly assist businesses and individuals in obtaining the following non-immigrant visas: 

B-1 Visa: Available for foreign business visitors to enter the United States to engage in meetings, negotiations, training and similar activities. Employment not authorized.
B-2 Visa: Available for foreign visitors to enter the United States to engage in travel, tourism and similar activities. Employment not authorized.
E-1 Visa: Available for foreign entrepreneurs and professionals to work in the United States for a company that carries on substantial trade between the United States and their home country pursuant to a qualifying bilateral trade treaty.
E-2 Visa: Available for foreign entrepreneurs and professionals to work in the United States for a company created from substantial qualifying foreign investment pursuant to a qualifying bilateral investment treaty.
F-1 Visa: Available for foreign students to engage in a full-time studies in the United States at a qualifying school or university. 
G-4 Visa: Available for foreign professionals to enter the United States to work for qualifying international organizations such as IMF, World Bank, United Nations, and others.
H-1b Visa: Available for foreign professionals to enter the United States to work for a qualifying employer. The position offered must be a “specialty occupation” and the foreign professional must hold a bachelor's degree or higher in a field directly related to the position.
H-2b Visa: Available for foreign skilled and unskilled workers to enter the United States to work for a qualifying employer in a temporary, non-agricultural seasonal position. This visa is subject to annual allocation restrictions.
I Visa: Available for foreign media and press representatives to enter the United States to work for a qualifying foreign media organization.
J -1Visa: Available for foreign exchange visitors to enter the United States to engage in a variety of activities, such as study, employment as a trainee, teacher, or researcher.
K Visa: Available for foreign fiancées and spouses of United States citizens to enter the United States to complete immigrant visa processing through family-based sponsorship programs. 
L-1 Visa: Available for foreign professionals, managers and executives to “transfer” to the United States to work for a qualifying company related to their overseas employer.
O-1 Visa: Available for acclaimed foreign professional to enter the United States to work for a qualifying employer. The foreign expert must demonstrate an  “extraordinary ability” in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics to qualify.
P-1 Visa: Available for internationally recognized foreign athletes, artists, entertainers and teams to enter the United States to perform in competitions, cultural exchange programs and events.
Q-1 Visa: Available for foreign exchange visitors to enter the United States to engage in approved cultural exchange activities, such as expositions of cultural, history and traditions of the visitor’s home country.
TN Visa: Available for Canadian and Mexican citizens to enter the United States to work for a qualifying employer in an occupation designated by NAFTA.