Employment Based Immigrant Visas

U.S.A. Work Visa Law Firm

Bhagat & Associates

Legally Work in the U.S.

Employment Based Visa • Priority Workers • Skilled Workers • Schedule A Workers

If you or one of your current or prospective employees wants to become an immigrant based on permanent employment in the U.S., contact the Washington, D.C., based U.S.A. work visa law firm of Bhagat & Associates.

Languages spoken by attorneys and staff at Bhagat & Associates include

Hindi • Urdu • Punjabi • Bengali • Spanish • Arabic

Immigration through Employment

An immigrant is a foreign national or alien, whether living abroad or in the United States, who is granted the right to live and work in the United States on a permanent basis.

• If you are an individual and you want to become an immigrant and you have an actual or potential opportunity for permanent employment in the United States, you may be eligible for an employment based immigrant visa.
• If you are an employer, you may be able to sponsor an individual based on his or her permanent employment in the United States.

U.S.A. work visa attorney Raj K. Bhagat can help you determine whether or not you or one of your employees are eligible for immigration through employment, including eligibility for inclusions in the following employment-based categories provided by U.S. immigration law:

• Priority Workers – You could be a priority worker if you:
• have an “extraordinary ability in the fields of business, education, arts, sciences, or athletics”
• are an “outstanding” professor or researcher,
• seek to “enter the United States in order to continue to render services to . . . [your employer] . . . in a capacity that is managerial or executive.”
• Persons with Exceptional Ability or Advanced Degrees
• Professionals
• Skilled Workers – you are qualified to perform a job requiring special training or special experience and qualified workers are not otherwise available in the U.S.
• Unskilled Workers – you are able to perform a job and qualified workers are not otherwise available in the U.S.
• Ministers / Religious Workers

Ask for assistance at the law offices of Bhagat & Associates regarding these or other required immigrant visas, green card (permanent residency) applications, or citizenship requirements, depending on your circumstances.

Languages spoken by attorneys and staff at Bhagat & Associates include Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Bengali, Spanish, and Arabic.

Contact an experienced District of Columbia immigration lawyer to schedule an initial consultation.