US Immigration Services for Individual
The United States offers various different visas to individuals who want to visit the US for reasons such as work, study, business, travel, refugee shelter, and more.
Visit the United States
This section comprises visas from U.S. immigration law that allow individuals from other nations to visit the US temporarily; it can be for business or travel purposes. The two common visa categories are:
B-1 Visa/Temporary Resident Visas for Business:
It is a temporary visa that is offered to business visitors who are coming to the States. This can include different types of short-term business work that can include attending conferences, work consultation with colleagues and more.
B-2 Visa/Temporary Resident Visas for Tourism:
B-2 is the type of visa that is granted to individuals who are traveling to the US as a tourist, for medical aid or to those who are coming to meet family and friends.
B-1 Visa/Temporary Resident Visas for Business:
It is a temporary visa that is offered to business visitors who are coming to the States. This can include different types of short-term business work that can include attending conferences, work consultation with colleagues and more.
B-2 Visa/Temporary Resident Visas for Tourism:
B-2 is the type of visa that is granted to individuals who are traveling to the US as a tourist, for medical aid or to those who are coming to meet family and friends.
Work in US
In this category, we cover different types of visa for work that are available in the United States.
Temporary (Non-Immigrant) Visas
H-1 B Visa:
H-1B is a visa that is available for individuals who are some kind of specialty occupation workers and they require a bachelor’s degree or equivalent.
H-2A & H-2B Visas:
This temporary nonimmigrant visa is especially available for agricultural and non-agricultural workers.
L-1 Visa:
This visa is for individuals/employees who get intra-company transfers while working within multinational companies.
F-1 Optional Practical Training (OPT):
F-1 is a temporary non-immigrant visa that is available for students to work in their field of study for a certain period after graduation
Permanent (Immigrant) Worker
The temporary visitor for business is similar to Temporary Resident Visas. But it focuses majorly on business-related activities.
Employment-Based Immigration:
This visa covers various categories like EB-1 priority workers, EB-2 professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional ability, EB-3 skilled workers, professionals, and other workers, EB-4 special immigrants and EB-5 investor visa.
Investment-Based Immigration:
For investment based immigration options like EB-5 investor visa is available. This visa provides individuals to obtain a Green Card by investing a substantial amount of capital in the U.S. And that creates jobs for the U.S. citizens.
Temporary Visitors for Business
The temporary visitor for business is similar to Temporary Resident Visas. But it focuses majorly on business-related activities.
E-1 Treaty Trader:
E-1 Treaty Trader: This visa is available for citizens from countries with treaties of commerce and navigation with the U.S. who conduct substantial trade in goods or services.
E-2 Treaty Investor:
For citizens of treaty countries who invest a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business.
International Entrepreneur Parole:
This visa program is available for foreign entrepreneurs who want to come to the U.S. to grow and expand their business.
Study in US
The study category covers visas for students who want to come and study in the US.
F-1:
This student visa is for academic students who have enrolled in full-time courses at any school or college.
M-1:
The M-1 is a student visa available for vocational or non-academic students.
J-1:
The visa J-1 is an exchange visitor’s visa for individuals who participate in exchange programs like teaching, research, or internship.
Family-Based Immigration
The family-based immigrant category includes visas related to U.S. citizens and permanent residents to bring family members to the States.
Residency and Citizenship (Green Card):
This provides the right to live and work in the US permanently and get residence permit.
DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals):
Temporary immigration relief for certain undocumented immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children.
Humanitarian
This category provides protection to individuals who are facing any persecution or hardship in their home country. Some humanitarian visas includes Asylum/Refugee:
Temporary Protected Status (TPS):
TPS is a visa that grants temporary protection to the individuals from deportation to nationals of countries. Whether armed conflict or natural disasters affect it.
Refugees:
Refugee visa is provided to the individual who needs protection and resettlement in the U.S. because of persecution or well-founded fear of persecution.
Asylum:
Asylum in the US for Individuals is for those who have fled their home country and don’t have an option to safely return to their country because of persecution.
Federal Litigation and Removal Defense
Federal litigation involves filing a lawsuit against U.S. government officials or agencies in the federal court. This is to challenge the decisions related to immigration matters. The removal defense focuses on defending individuals against deportation proceedings initiated by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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