Launching, growing, or investing in a U.S. business can create significant immigration opportunities—but selecting the right visa strategy requires careful consideration of your business, ownership structure, role within the company, and long-term goals.

We help entrepreneurs, investors, founders, executives, and highly skilled professionals identify practical U.S. immigration options including:

• H-1B: For entrepreneurs and professionals seeking to work in a specialty occupation.

• O-1: For entrepreneurs, founders, executives, and professionals who have demonstrated extraordinary ability or achievement in business, technology, science, or other qualifying fields.

• TN: For qualifying Canadian and Mexican professionals working in designated professional occupations under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

• E-3: For Australian professionals seeking employment in a specialty occupation in the United States.

• H-1B1: For qualifying professionals from Chile and Singapore seeking employment in specialty occupations in the United States.

• L-1A: For executives and managers transferring from a qualifying foreign company to a related U.S. entity, as well as certain entrepreneurs establishing or expanding a U.S. business.

• L-1B: For employees with specialized or proprietary knowledge who are transferring from a qualifying foreign company to a related U.S. operation.