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Employment-Based Immigration Attorney In Jacksonville, Florida

What Is Employment-Based Immigration?

If you're a non-citizen aspiring to live and work in the United States, or if you're an American company in need of international talents to enhance your workforce, the path to obtaining the necessary permits can often become a complex and daunting journey. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) offers a variety of options specifically designed for individuals with skills and talents that are essential for the growth and progress of American industries. Thus, immigration for employment purposes represents a significant and critical aspect of the nation’s economic success and innovation.


This is precisely where Anny Leon, a dedicated Immigration Law practitioner based in Florida, comes into play. With her extensive knowledge and experience in the field, she can thoroughly assess your unique situation, guide you through the intricate maze of visa categories and work permits, and provide the support you need to realize your professional aspirations. Don’t navigate this process alone—schedule your consultation with Anny today and take the first step towards securing your future in the United States.

Call Law Offices of Anny Leon PLLC at 904-506-1915 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.

Immigration-Eligible Employment Visas

It's important to note that not every work-oriented visa leads to the receipt of permanent residency. However, the EB- series of visas can do just that if you meet the necessary requirements, including the possibility of acquiring a green card in due course. If you are a professional holding an advanced degree or possess exceptional ability, you may be eligible for an EB2 visa. Without evidence from your employer that your work is in the national interest of the United States, it will need to be demonstrated that there are no other U.S. citizens suitably qualified for your position. Furthermore, skilled workers and those with baccalaureate degrees can potentially qualify for EB3-1 and EB3-2 visas, as long as no American workers are as qualified. Another category eligible for an EB visa includes managers and executives who have served in that capacity for at least a year within the past three, and wish to work in a company affiliated with their current employer, such individuals can apply for an EB1-3 visa. As an adept Immigration Law attorney, Anny Leon based in Florida, is well-positioned to aid you in determining if you are a fit for any of these visa types. Reach out to Anny today for more information.

Non-Immigration Employment Visas

Even without qualification for an immigration-eligible visa, you may still have opportunities to work in the U.S. with one of the numerous temporary employment visas available. Identified by preceding letters such as B, E, H, L, O, P, R, and TN, these visas cater to a versatile range of needs. Temporary roles for individuals possessing a rich vein of specialist knowledge, interim transfers of prominent personnel to a U.S. branch, individuals with extraordinary talents in diverse fields such as arts, sciences, education, athletics, or business, those from Canada or Mexico seeking temporary U.S. employment in specific professions, or individuals wishing to conduct business in the U.S. without seeking employment may be eligible. As your dedicated Immigration Law attorney in Florida, Anny Leon will meticulously review your qualifications to examine your eligibility for a non-immigration visa. If your aim is temporary U.S. entry for business or work, let's discuss your options. Connect with Anny Leon today.

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