Employment Visas
In order to work in the United States, foreign nationals are required to have a working visa. The application process and requirements vary on different factors, including what country you are from and what type of work you will perform. If you would like to work in the United States, you have a number of different options; please click on the links below for more information:
- H-1B (Professionals)
- L-1A/B (Intra-company transferees)
- H-2B (Seasonal workers)
- E-1 (Treaty Trader)/E-2 Visas (Treaty Investor)
- TN (NAFTA Professionals)
- J-1 (Training and exchange Visa)
- O-1 (Extraordinary Ability)
- P (Artists, athletes, entertainers)
- R-1 (Religious Workers)
- B-1/B-2 or Waiver (Business or Pleasure Visitors)
- Frequently Asked Employment Visa Questions
If you or a family member needs legal assistance with immigration or working visa case, please contact Stern & Curray LLC to schedule an initial consultation.