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Employment-Based Visa Petitions

• Form I-140 - Visa Petition for Immediate Relative
• Form I-485 - Application for Lawful Permanent Residence
• Form I-765 - Application for Employment Authorization
• Form I-864 - Affidavit of support
• Labor Certifications
• PERM applications

Juan Carlos Gomez has over twenty years of legal experience processing employment-based visa matters.  Steven A. Goldstein is a former U.S. Immigration Trial Attorney and Ada B. Pozo is a former Judge. We have extensive experience in all issues concerning immigration law, including employment-based visa petitions.

Employment-based immigrant visas are based upon categories such as:

• Extraordinary Ability of Aliens
• Outstanding Researchers and Professionals
• Professional Talent
• Multinational Executives and Managers
• Investors and Employment Creation

Employment-based non-immigrant (temporary) visas are based upon categories such as:

• H1B temporary workers
• L-1A intracompany transferee
• H-3 trainee
• TN professional under NAFTA
• H-2b seasonal worker
• O-1 extraordinary ability
• P-1 athletes and entertainers

Filing the appropriate visa application requires a firm understanding of the goals of both the foreign national employee and the business seeking to hire a foreign national. The unique facts of each situation will determine which visa to apply for and the necessary information and documentation that are required to be furnished to the USCIS.

An experienced immigration attorney from our office will help you prepare your case. If you have an immigration concern involving employment-based visas or residency, an attorney from Pozo Goldstein & Gomez, LLP can provide you with professional advice. 

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