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Employment-based immigration is complex. Our Springfield employment-based visa attorneys help professionals and businesses get the right visas to achieve their goals.
The U.S. has several employment-based visa categories, each for specific qualifications and employment situations. Each year, 140,000 employment-based visas are available for immigrant workers through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
Employment-Based Visas
An employment-based visa is the first step to achieving your U.S. career goals. Let our Springfield employment-based visa attorneys help you get started. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.
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In this article our Springfield employment based visa attorneys explain the asylum process and Defensive Asylum, which is a process to apply for asylum that defends against deportation. Individuals can apply for asylum into the country due to being a persecuted person in their home country.
Read an article from our Springfield employment based visa attorneys about how to apply for asylum.
In this article, our Springfield employment based visa attorneys, explain the Supreme Court’s ruling on President Trump’s travel ban. This ban prevented entry into the country from areas that include Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen that do not have green cards, are not dual citizens, have family in the country, who do not have a job or have been accepted to a U.S. school. This case has broad impacts on the people who travel from those countries.
Immigration Form I-130 is the first step to obtaining a family-based visa. In this article, our Springfield employment based visa attorneys discuss how to prepare and file the Petition for Alien Relatives along with the review and approval process so you have a better understanding of the steps involved and what you need to be prepared for.
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