BestLegalChoice has networked with some of the top immigration specialists in the country to help people accomplish their immigration goals.

You first want to begin by finding your visa type. There are many and our immigration attorneys are here to assist you. They will provide you with comprehensive immigration assistance whether it is for a company or professional individual, as well as provide detailed explanations of the most common visa types and which categories are applied.

Post your job to determine which visa type you or your company requires with the help of a top rated immigration attorney.

Business Visas

Investment-Based Non-Immigrant Visas

E1 – Treaty Trader

E2 – Treaty Investor

Investment-Based Permanent Residency (GREEN CARDS)

EB5 – Employment-Based Alien Entrepreneurs

Employment-Related Permanent Residency (GREEN CARDS)

EB1 – Individual with Extraordinary Ability

EB2 – Individual with Exceptional Ability in the Arts, Science or Business

EB3 – Skilled Workers with Bachelor’s Degree and a job offer

EB4 – Religious Workers

Employment-Related Temporary Workers

H1B – Temporary service workers with Bachelors degree or higher in specific occupation

H2 – Temporary workers given no unemployed U.S. workers

H3 – Trainee Temporary Workers

Intra-Company Transfers

L1 – Executive and mangers of multinational organizations

Individuals with Extraordinary Ability

O1 – “Extraordinary Ability” workers in sciences, arts, education, business or athletics

O2 – Support Personnel for O-1 Individuals

Athlete and Entertainers

P1 – Individuals who are internationally recognized professional athletes or members of an entertainment group

P2 – Individuals who are seeking to enter the U.S. as professional athletes or entertainers to perform under a reciprocal exchange program

Cultural Programs

P3 – Individuals who are seeking to enter the U.S. as professional athletes or entertainers to perform in a culturally unique program

Q – Individuals seeking to enter the U.S. to participate in a designated international cultural exchange program

Canadian or Mexican Workers Under NAFTA

TN-1 – Requires Canadian or Mexican Citizenship, a job offer and a baccalaureate degree or appropriate credentials demonstrating status as a professional

Family-Based Immigrants (Immigration through relatives)

Unlimited Family-Based

Limited Family-Based

F1 – Family First Preference

F2 – Family Second Preference

F3 – Family Third Preference

F4 – Family Fourth Preference

Student and Tourist Visas

B-1 – Visitor for Business

B-2 – Visitor for Pleasure

Immigration through Marriage

Post your job to determine which visa type you or your company requires with the help of a top rated Immigration Attorney.