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Immigrant Visas

Permanent residence and the path to a Green Card.

Employment-based and family-based routes to lawful permanent residency, from EB-1 priority workers to EB-5 investors and consular processing abroad.

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EB-1 Priority Workers

For persons of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers, and multinational managers and executives.

The first employment-based preference covers foreign nationals of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers with international recognition, and managers and executives subject to international transfer. Many EB-1 categories do not require labor certification.

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EB-2 Advanced Degree & Exceptional Ability

For professionals with advanced degrees or persons of exceptional ability, including National Interest Waivers.

The second preference is available to advanced-degree professionals and those of exceptional ability in the sciences, arts or business. Where appropriate, we pursue National Interest Waivers to bypass the labor-certification requirement.

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EB-3 Skilled & Professional Workers

For professionals, skilled workers and other workers sponsored through permanent employment.

The third preference covers professionals with bachelor's degrees, skilled workers with at least two years of training or experience, and other workers. These cases generally require a permanent labor certification (PERM).

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EB-5 Immigrant Investors

Permanent residence through qualifying capital investment that creates U.S. jobs.

Immigrant investors may qualify by investing the required capital in a U.S. enterprise that creates full-time employment for at least ten U.S. workers. A reduced investment threshold may apply in designated targeted employment areas.

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Family-Based Immigration

Permanent residence for spouses, children, parents and other qualifying relatives.

We assist U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents in sponsoring qualifying family members for immigrant visas and adjustment of status, guiding families through each step of the process.

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Consular Processing

Immigrant and nonimmigrant visa processing at U.S. Embassies and Consulates abroad.

With decades of consular experience — particularly at the U.S. Embassies in London, Paris, Brussels, Bern and Tokyo — we prepare applicants for interviews and manage the consular process across Europe and Asia.

Discuss Your Matter

Every case begins with a conversation.

Tell us about your situation. We assess each problem and develop a strategy that fits your objectives — and no call ever goes unanswered.