Business Immigration

Employment-Based Immigration: What You Need to Know About the Employment-Based Immigration Process in the United States

For those seeking to immigrate to the US through employment or investment, “employment-based immigration” is a complex process that requires effective and professional guidance. At Capitol Law Partners, developing the right immigration strategy for entrepreneurs, employers, and investors is our area of expertise. In this guide, we have compiled information about the types of employment-based immigration, application processes, and important considerations.

What is Employment-Based Immigration?

Employment-based immigration refers to individuals who immigrate to the United States to work, start a business, or make an investment through specific visas or green card programs. The most commonly applied-for visas in this category are:

-L-1 Visa: For intracompany transfers

-E-2 Visa: For investors from countries that have signed agreements with the United States

-EB-5 Visa: Opportunity to obtain a green card by investing at least $800,000

-H-1B Visa: Temporary work visa for qualified workers

-O-1 Visa: For individuals with extraordinary abilities

Who Can Apply?

The primary individuals and organizations eligible to benefit from employment-based immigration in the United States include:

-Entrepreneurs seeking to start their own business

-International company owners seeking to open an office in the United States

-Investors who want to make capital investments in the United States

-Qualified professionals who want to work for U.S.-based companies

-Start-up founders, researchers, artists, and technology experts

How Does the Application Process Work?

Situation Analysis: At Capitol Law Partners, we begin by analyzing your business goals.

Visa Strategy Development: We determine the most suitable business-based immigration path for you.

Document Preparation: The necessary financial, corporate, and personal documents are prepared with meticulous care.

USCIS Application: The application process is professionally managed.

Consulate and Interview Process: You are prepared for the consulate interview when necessary.

Common Mistakes

-Submitting an application with incomplete documents

-Selecting the wrong visa type

-Insufficient investment

-Failing to consider US labor laws and immigration laws

Such mistakes can lead to your application being denied. That is why Capitol Law Partners manages the process from start to finish on your behalf.

Starting a Business in the US Is Now Easier

If you want to start a business, work, or invest in the U.S., employment-based immigration is the right choice for you. With Capitol Law Partners’ expertise, you can manage the legal processes smoothly and confidently pursue your business goals.