Immigration Law Firm in Philadelphia Assists with Non-Immigrant Visas

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There are a number of non-immigrant visas that you can apply for. Skilled immigration attorneys in Philadelphia can help you figure out which visa to apply for and then guide you through the entire process.

Non-immigrant visas can include:

• A-1 Visa — Issued to heads of state, diplomatic and consular officers, heads of branches of foreign government and their immediate family members
• A-2 Visa —Issued to full-time embassy or consulate employees, those entering the United States to work on behalf of their government and their immediate family members
• A-3 Visa —Issued to attendants, servants and personal employees of A-1 and A-2 holders and A-3 family members
• B-1 Visa —For individuals participating in business activities of a commercial or professional nature in the United States
• B-2 Visa —For individuals coming to the U.S. for vacation, visiting friends, recreation or medical treatment
• E-1 Visa —Allows individuals to enter the United States for the purpose of international trade on their own behalf, with a treaty country
• E-2 Visa —Allows individuals from a treaty country to enter the United States if they are investing a substantial amount of capital into a U.S. business
• F-1 Visa —Permits you to enter the United States as a full-time studentin an accredited college, university, seminary, conservatory, academic high school, elementary school or other academic institution or in a language training program
• G Visa —For individuals involved with international organizations that are recognized by the President through an executive order
• H-1B Visa — Available to immigrants seeking work in a specialty occupation, services of exceptional merit and ability relating to a Department of Defense (DOD) cooperative research and development project or services as a fashion model of distinguished merit or ability
• H-2A Visa —Allows U.S. employers or agents who meet regulatory requirements to bring in foreign nationals to fill temporary agricultural jobs
• H-2B Visa —Allows U.S. employers or agents who meet regulatory requirements to bring in foreign nationals to fill temporary non-agricultural jobs
• J-1 Visa —Granted to individuals participating in work- and study-based exchange visitor programs
• K-1 Fiancé Visa —Allows for a future spouse to enter the United States to get married. You must marry within 90 days or the visa will be revoked
• L-1A Visa —Enables U.S. companies to transfer executives or managers from a foreign office to a U.S. office
• L-1B Visa —Enables U.S. companies to transfer professional employees with specialized knowledge from a foreign office to a U.S. office
• O-1 Visa —For individuals with extraordinary abilities in science, art, education, business or athletics, or someone with a record of achievement in the motion picture or television industry who has been recognized nationally or internationally for those achievements
• P Visa —Granted to individuals entering the United States to perform or compete in entertainment or athletics
• R-1 Visa —Provided to foreign nationals entering the United Statesto work at least 20 hours per week for a non-profit, religious organization as a minister, in a religious vocation or occupation
• S Visa —Given to those assisting the government or law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution of crimes and terrorist activities
• T Visa — Given to and protects victims of human trafficking
• U Visa —For individuals and their family members, victims of qualifying criminal activity