Permanent Business Visas

U.S. Employment Based Green Card Attorney

Discuss Your Visa Needs with a Leading U.S. Business Immigration Attorney

Approximately 140,000 employment-based immigrant visas are available each year for citizens of a foreign country who want a green card to live and work permanently in the United States. If you are a foreign immigrant seeking a permanent business visa, Ms. Seid has the credentials, knowledge, business acumen, and experience to provide you with the very best immigration advice and services; contact the Law Offices of Marcine A. Seid.

Applying for a green card is an involved process that requires a lot of documentation, including affidavits, testimony, and recommendation letters. Furthermore, an error in the application or a problem with part of the process may cause you years of delay, and even adversely affect your ability to obtain permanent residency in the United States.

An experienced U.S. immigration attorney, such as Marcine Seid, can help you work through the bureaucracy and get your green card as quickly as possible. We will work with you to determine your options, and then assist in determining which classification of employment-based immigration visa is suitable for you. We will then assist you in the preparation of all of the necessary legal documents along with supporting evidence for submission to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS). Note: The CIS was formerly known as the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).

You can rest assured that we help you through every step of the process to ensure your application goes as smoothly as possible. Contact Ms. Seid today for the immigration advice and assistance you need. Your future is at stake; we are here to help you.

We assist clients in the following employment-based immigration visas to obtain Permanent Resident Status:

EB-1(1) Extraordinary Ability

The EB-1 employment based visa is issued to foreign citizens who have extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics. This classification is awarded to a small percentage of individuals who have evidence that they have risen to the very top of their profession. To discuss whether you qualify for a green card as a foreign citizen with an extraordinary ability, please contact EB-1 visa attorney Marcine Seid.

EB-1(2) Outstanding Researcher / Professors

The EB-1-2 employment based visa is issued to researchers and professors who are internationally recognized as outstanding in their academic field. A qualified U.S. employer must petition for an EB-1-2 visa. To discuss whether you (or your employee) qualify for a green card as an outstanding researcher or professor, please contact EB-1-2 visa attorney Marcine Seid.

EB-1(3) Managers and Executives

The EB-1-3 employment based visa is issued to employees of multinational companies who seek to enter the United States to continue to render services to the same employer in a managerial or executive capacity. To discuss whether you (or your employee) qualify for a green card as a manager or executive, please contact EB-1-3 visa attorney Marcine Seid.

EB-2 Advanced Degree Holder

The EB-2 employment based visa is issued to people who are members of professions holding advanced academic degrees or who demonstrate exceptional ability in the arts, science, or business. In most cases, EB-2 applicants must have a job offer and their potential employer must complete the Labor Certification process on their behalf. To discuss whether you (or your employee) qualify for an employment based green card as an advanced degree holder, please contact EB-2 visa attorney Marcine Seid.

National Interest Waiver

A citizen of a foreign country may apply for a national interest waiver by establishing that his or her immigration would be in the national interest of the United States. Each case is considered on an individual basis. To discuss whether you may qualify for a national interest waiver, please contact U.S. immigration attorney Marcine Seid.

EB-3 – Professional / Skilled Worker

The EB-3 employment based visa is issued to professionals and skilled workers who hold a U.S. baccalaureate degree or foreign-equivalent degree. To discuss whether you (or your employee) qualify for an employment based green card as a professional or skilled worker, please contact EB-3 visa attorney Marcine Seid.

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