Immigration Law Services

For Professionals

Our law firm offers a comprehensive range of services
to professionals seeking assistance with their US visa needs.

We counsel in various visa categories, including H-1B for specialty occupations, L-1 for intra-company transferees, O-1 for individuals with extraordinary ability, and TN for NAFTA professionals. Our services include evaluating your eligibility for the most appropriate visa category, preparing and filing petitions with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and providing guidance on maintaining your legal status while in the US. We also assist with green card applications through employment-based preferences, such as EB-1, EB-2, and EB-3 categories, and offer support for National Interest Waiver (NIW) and Adjustment of Status (AOS) processes. We often regular help students in F-1 status or J status maintain compliance with immigration laws while planning for their careers in the United States.

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Employment-Based Adjustment of Status

Adjustment of Status (AOS) allows eligible individuals with an approved I-140 petition to apply for permanent residency (green card) while in the US. The I-140 petition is employer-sponsored for foreign workers seeking permanent US residency. Our law firm expertly guides clients through the AOS process, assisting with documentation, preparation, and submissions including responses to USCIS requests for evidence. We intent to provide personalized support, clear communication, and assistance in achieving your immigration goals with confidence.

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E-2 Visas

The E-2 visa is a non-immigrant visa for nationals of treaty countries who invest substantial capital in a U.S. business. Key requirements include:

  • Treaty Country: The applicant must be a national of a country with which the U.S. maintains a treaty of commerce and navigation.

  • Substantial Investment: The applicant must make a significant investment in a new or existing U.S. enterprise. Control and Development: The applicant must demonstrate active control and development of the business.

  • Job Creation: The enterprise should generate economic impact, ideally creating jobs for U.S. workers.

E-2 visas allow investors and their families to live and work in the U.S. while managing their investment enterprises.

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National Interest Waivers

A National Interest Waiver (NIW) is a provision within the EB-2 green card category, allowing eligible foreign nationals to bypass the labor certification process by demonstrating their work has substantial merit and national importance. Applicants must hold an advanced degree or possess exceptional ability in fields like science, technology, engineering, arts, or business. Researchers, entrepreneurs, and highly skilled individuals may benefit from an NIW. Our firm assists in crafting persuasive NIW petitions, showcasing our clients' unique contributions, and guiding them through the complex immigration process for a successful outcome.

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International Entrepreneurs

The new United States entrepreneurial visa program, also known as the "Startup Visa," provides a pathway for foreign entrepreneurs to launch and grow their startups in the United States. To qualify for the visa, entrepreneurs must demonstrate that they have significant ownership in a U.S. startup that has received investment from a qualified U.S. investor or government entity. Additionally, they must show that their startup will create significant U.S. economic benefits through job creation, revenue generation, or other factors. The program aims to attract talented foreign entrepreneurs to the U.S. and promote economic growth by creating new jobs and fostering innovation. An experienced U.S. immigration attorney can assist entrepreneurs in navigating the application process and ensuring that they meet all eligibility requirements.


Chris McKinney has counseled clients regarding immigration law and compliance for over 13 years.

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Chris McKinney

We've been helping individuals, families, and businesses with their immigration needs since 2010. We look forward to discussion your immigration-related questions.

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