Nonimmigrant Employment Visas in Florida
From our office in Orlando, ROBERT BROWN LLC advises foreign nationals around the world and sponsoring employers throughout the U.S. about the options for entering the country with a temporary work visa. The process of securing a temporary or nonimmigrant visa for employment, investment, training or other professional purposes is complicated, but the immigration law attorneys at ROBERT BROWN LLC help simplify the process and make it work for you.
Our law firm practices exclusively in U.S. Immigration law. Contact us in Orlando to discuss your objectives, special circumstances and issues with one of our experienced immigration attorneys.
Choose the Right Nonimmigrant Visa Category for Your Needs
Selecting the right visa category can be a challenge for many employers and foreign nationals. Many different kinds of nonimmigrant work-related categories are available, with each having different eligibility criteria, durations, conditions, residence and return requirements. Our Florida immigration lawyers can help you determine which is best for your objectives. We assist with the petitions and application while presenting the documentation as legally necessary for a positive decision to be reached.
The diverse employment landscape in Florida can make choosing the correct visa the most important step in the immigration process. Many Florida companies, from high-tech startups to established Fortune 500 companies, have utilized ROBERT BROWN LLC's unique immigration experience to determine the most appropriate visa categories for their workforce needs.
Employers and employees benefit from our ability to provide exceptional guidance through such temporary nonimmigrant visa options as:
- B-1 visas for temporary business visitors
- E-1 visas for treaty traders
- E-2 visas for treaty investors
- H-1B visas for professional or specialty workers
- H-2B visas for temporary or seasonal workers
- H-3 visas for trainees
- I visas for foreign journalists and news media
- J visas for exchange visitors in business, science and the arts
- L-1 visas for intracompany transferees: executives, managers and specialized workers
- O-1 visas for people of extraordinary ability in certain fields
- P-1 visas for athletes or entertainers
- R visas for religious workers and their families
- Q visas for international cultural exchange visitors
- TN visa or classification for citizens of Mexico and Canada working in the U.S. under the provisions of NAFTA
Nonimmigrant Intent to Return to the Country of Origin
Much of U.S. immigration law presumes that all foreign nationals coming to the United States have the intent to remain here permanently. Overcoming this presumption represents a major focus for most nonimmigrant employment visa applicants throughout the petition process. Consequently, those applying for temporary visas must show a strong intent to return to their native country, which can be proved through family or occupational ties in their country of origin, as well as by demonstrating the limited purpose and duration of the stay in the U.S.
Our attorneys know how to develop and present the documentation necessary to demonstrate clearly the temporary nature of the visit while meeting the other statutory and regulatory requirements for entry. We help ensure that each application meets all of the necessary requirements. Whether the documentation can be presented in a basic form or requires a sophisticated evidentiary presentation, we assemble and present the evidence in a clear manner to the U.S. Consulate or the Citizenship and Immigration Services office where the application will be adjudicated and where any necessary interview will take place.
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Our temporary visa clients in Florida reflect the state's variety of economic activity and occupations, ranging from agricultural workers and professional athletes to scientists, engineers, scientific technicians and health care workers, to artists and performers.
No matter what your business involves, the Florida immigration attorneys of ROBERT BROWN LLC can help you identify and choose from your visa options for temporary employment or business travel in the U.S. To learn more about obtaining a nonimmigrant visa for an employee or visiting professional, contact us in Orlando by phone or e-mail.
