H-1B Specialty Occupation Visa
H-1B visas are available for individuals coming to the U.S. to perform temporary work in specialty occupations, requiring a bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
Read more →The Law Offices of Omar Baloch have significant experience assisting families, businesses, and individuals obtain permanent visas to work and live in the U.S.
Immigration is more than forms and deadlines — it is about individuals and families building lives in the United States.
Significant experience assisting families, businesses, and individuals obtain permanent visas to work and live in the U.S.
Whether through operation of law, acquisition, naturalization, or military service, our firm guides you through the citizenship process to avoid potential pitfalls.
Representing clients facing removal proceedings, and foreign nationals unable to return home because of persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution.
Helping companies, non-profits, and individuals obtain H-1B, R-1, and H-2B work visas, L-1 intracompany transfers, and E-1/E-2 investor visas.
Apply for a provisional unlawful-presence waiver — begin your pardon here in the United States before departing for consular processing.
We can help with your case for deferred action — talk to an immigration lawyer to learn whether it applies to your circumstances.
Choosing a law firm for your immigration needs is an important decision. You want to choose a firm that understands that immigration is more than just forms and deadlines — that it is about individuals and families who are seeking to establish lives in the United States.
Not sure which category fits your situation? We will help you find the right path.
Ask about your caseTemporary work visas for workers in specialty occupations.
For a fiancé or fiancée of a U.S. citizen.
For a spouse of a U.S. citizen — often referred to as the marriage visa.
For investors conducting international business.
For intracompany employee transfers.
H-1B visas are available for individuals coming to the U.S. to perform temporary work in specialty occupations, requiring a bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
Read more →There is a new immigration law, and it is good news — but not for everybody. Talk to an immigration lawyer to know whether it will help you in your case.
Read more →An update on proposed changes to H-1B filing fees, plus guidance on the Writ of Mandamus for delayed cases before USCIS.
Read more →Contact us and let us help you become a U.S. citizen. Choosing the right firm can and will affect the future of your business or your family.
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