Employment-Based Visas
At Familia America Immigration ~ Gloria Cardenas, we bring our clients a unique combination: immigration law knowledge and experience, combined with a wealth of experience representing business clients.
"Hi. I am Abby Van Sice, senior paralegal with Familia America Immigration ~ Gloria Cardenas. I have 15 years of experience and have been a senior paralegal for 11 years. In that time, I have successfully obtained more than 500 employment-based visas for clients."
Attorney Gloria Cardenas Conn has more than 15 years of experience representing business clients in complex litigation matters. We understand the goals and needs of business clients. We will help you achieve your employment-based immigration goals.
Salt Lake City Employment Visa Attorney
Our lawyers and staff can help you through the entire process of obtaining an employment-based immigrant or non-immigrant visa.
Employment Non-immigrant Visas
We also help businesses and individuals with the filing and the entire process of obtaining non-immigrant visas that include:
- Business visitors (B-1)
- Crew members (D)
- Domestic employees or nannies (B-1)
- Exchange visitors, including professors, scholars and teachers (J)
- Foreign nationals with extraordinary ability (O)
- Intra-company transferees (L-1A and L-1B)
- Journalists and other members of the media (I)
- Performing athletes, artists and entertainers (P)
- Physicians (J, H-1B)
- Religious workers (R)
- Workers in fields requiring highly specialized knowledge (H-1B)
- Students (F, M)
- Temporary agricultural workers (H-2A)
- Seasonal/temporary workers (H-2B)
Non-Immigrant Employment Visas
Obtaining a non-immigrant employment visa can depend on many factors, including the purpose of the employment, the availability of U.S. workers who can do the same job, the special skills or experience of the employee, and other factors. There are five main employment non-immigrant visas:
- E1 — First Preference (priority workers)
- E2 — Second Preference (advanced degree holders and people of exceptional ability)
- E3 — Employment Third Preference (other workers)
- E4 — Fourth Preference (certain special immigrants)
- E5 — Immigrant investors
Each of these classifications is based on complex criteria. We have experience with non-immigrant employment visas, and we can help you.
If You Have Money to Invest, You May be Eligible for an EB-5 Investor Visa
For foreign nationals who have money to invest, the EB-5 investor visa is a great tool for coming into the country. If you have $500,000 to $1 million to invest, and your investment will create at least 10 new jobs for U.S. citizens or permanent residents, you might be eligible for an EB-5 visa, which would allow you to obtain a green card for yourself and your family. Our employment immigration division has a wealth of experience helping business obtain the employment visas they need. Visit www.gccimmigration.com to learn more.
Salt Lake City Work Visa Attorney
Call 801-990-1512 in Utah, 877-415-9604 toll free, or contact us online.
