Manhattan Office

(646) 918-7700

389 Fifth Avenue, Suite 204
New York, NY 10016

Englewood Office:

(201) 568-7072

15 Engle Street, Suite 306
Englewood, NJ 07631

Our employment-based practice includes preparation of H1-B petitions for specialty occupation professionals, PERM labor certifications and EB-5 petitions for investors. We pride ourselves in the successful preparation of EB-1 immigrant petitions and of O non-immigrant visa petitions for aliens of extraordinary ability in the arts, business, education, and science as well as a diverse variety of other specialty visas.

The EB-1 Visa is an employment-based, first-preference visa intended for “priority workers” to gain permanent residence in the United States.

In an EB-1A petition, a permanent job offer is not required, and the qualifying applicant may petition for immigration benefits by herself or himself.

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The EB-1A classification applies to aliens who have extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics through sustained national or international acclaim.

In addition, the qualifying applicant’s achievements must be recognized in his/her field through extensive documentation.

We can guide you through the challenging process of demonstrating that you are indeed "extraordinary" and how your talent or knowledge will benefit the U.S. national interest.

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The EB-1B classification applies to aliens who are internationally recognized for outstanding achievements in a particular academic field.

An EB-1B petition consists of Form I-140, an employment offer letter, and evidence that proves the qualifying applicant meets the criteria requirements.

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This visa is for outstanding multinational executives or managers.

All visas are current under this category, which allows qualifying applicants to obtain their Green Card faster. In order to qualify, there are requirements that the applicant must be met.

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The EB-5 visa provides a means by which qualifying investors can obtain permanent residence in the United States.

An investor must invest in what USCIS considers a for profit "new enterprise." "A "new enterprise" is a term of art. In fact it really does not need to be a brand new company or one that is in the making.

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Employers who wish to sponsor highly-skilled workers should consider filing an H-1B petition on behalf of their prospective employee. The prospective employee must have a bachelor's degree or the equivalent work experience. However, it is not just a matter of degree.

The H-1B is an extremely versatile visa that can be used to sponsor a wide variety of employees. We have successfully filed H-1B petitions for professionals in diverse fields including Management Analysts, System Analysts, Accountants, Dentists, Physical Therapists, Medical Assistants, Chemists, Software Engineers, and Architects.

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Employers may sponsor workers for permanent residence through the PERM labor certification process. PERM, which stands for "Program Electronic Review Management" is a "stream-lined" attestation-based procedure which has reduced the processing time of labor certifications. The job offered must be for a full-time, permanent position. Employment may be for skilled or unskilled labor.

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Visit us for all your immigration law needs and experience how we transform your hope into opportunity. Whether you seek an immigrant or nonimmigrant visa to live or work in the United States we can use our experience and dedication to facilitate and expedite your journey.