Employment-based nonimmigrant visas
Nonimmigrant Visas may be filed by a sponsoring employer, or in some cases, filed by the applicant on their own behalf. At A.H. Crohn Law, we have years of experience successfully processing the full range of nonimmigrant visas. We have advised individuals, start-ups, organizations and multinational corporations in a wide array of fields, including:
- Finance
- Information Technology
- Oil and Gas
- Fine Arts and Performing Arts
- Digital Creative Arts and Technology
- Software Engineering
- Data Analytics
- Web Development
- Artificial Intelligence
- Healthcare
Our notable client list includes software engineers, data scientists, architects, lawyers, physicians, nurses, artists and designers, creative technologists, theater professionals, chefs, photographers, journalists, visual content creators, athletes and coaches, ballet dancers, jockeys, marketing professionals, C-suite executives, and entrepreneurs.
We collaborate with Human Resources personnel and executives for all H-1B processes, from Cap-subject petitions to serving as counsel for all of the company’s work visa needs, such as H-1Bs for changes of employer, H-1B extensions, L-1A for intracompany transferee managers and executive, L-1B for intracompany transferees with specialized knowledge, O-1A for employees with extraordinary ability, and handling all Requests for Evidence (RFEs).
| Visa Type | Description |
|---|---|
| E-2 | Treaty Trader and Investor |
| E-3 | Australian Specialty Occupation Professionals |
| H-1B | Temporary Workers |
| I | Representatives of Foreign Press, Radio, Film, or other Media |
| J | Exchange Visitor for Au Pairs, Interns, Professor and Research Scholars, Camp Counselors, Trainees, and other specific categories |
| L-1 | Intracompany Transferees |
| O-1 | Individuals with Extraordinary Ability in the Arts, Sciences, Business, Athletics, Movies, or Television |
| P | Internationally Recognized Athletes and Entertainers, or Entertainment Groups, or Artists or Entertainers coming to perform in Culturally Unique Programs |
| TN | Canadians and Mexicans entering under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) |