Services For Our Individual Clients

We also serve our individuals clients to file a wide range of investment, professional and family based visas. At the first consultation, our attorneys take the time to listen to your needs, to ask questions and to understand your background and timelines. We want to understand your priorities. With the aim of providing cost effective services that will best suit your timelines and meet your objectives, we present different visa options for you, explaining the pros and cons, cost and timelines of each choice. While the ultimate path is yours to choose, our wide experience in getting cases approved helps you make informed decisions. During our first discussion, we provide honest feedback and discuss any deficiencies in your case so we can work together as a team to fix the deficiencies, before the case is filed and they become issues. We work very hard, from day one, so your case is approved quickly and easily.

Once you decide to move forward, we will log you into our top of the line case management system. Our system is completely web-based and that has top of the line security to maintain your data and privacy. You can fill out questionnaires, upload documents, check status and get case status using our system. You can work with our office at your own pace and from the convenience of your own space, to file the right visa for you.

We charge a flat fee that is fully disclosed and provide regular follow ups so you are always fully informed and your case is rigorously followed upon. Working with us is easy, seamless and efficient – and more importantly, each step is guided by knowledgeable senior attorneys so your visas get approved when you expect them to.

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Non-Immigrant Petitions

There are many choices for people who wish to be in the US temporarily. US visas are based on the purpose of your visit.

• If you wish to enter the US for a few months, to visit, travel or to meet customers, you will file for a tourist/business visa (B 1/2 visa).
• If you want to study in the US, you will apply for a F-1 or a M-1 student visa or a J-1 research scholar and medical resident visa.
• If you wish to work in the US, you will most likely file for a H1 visa. Depending on your exact situation, you may also be able to work on many different visas such as the J-1, L-1, O-1 or a P-1.
• If you want to invest in a business in the US, you will likely file for a E1 or E2 visas.

While these are the most common options, this is by no means the exhaustive list. There are many other options for people who wish to stay in the US for a limited time. Each visa has its own peculiarities and regulations that must be met for the person to maintain legal status while in the US.

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Immigrant Petitions

Just like there are many visas for temporary visitors, there are many pathways that will lead to permanent residency in the US.

Some Interesting Facts About Permanent Residency

Permanent residency is usually for a period of 10 years and needs to be extended further by filing a petition with the US immigration service known as the US Citizenship and Immigration Service. As proof of permanent residency, you get a card that looks much like a driver’s license. This card is commonly called a “green card” though the card is no longer green, like in earlier decades. You can use this card to apply for a job, buy a house, or to re-enter the US after travel abroad.

Permanent residence is not the same as “citizenship” where a person can also vote and be elected for political office.

Usually, permanent residents can apply for citizenship after 5 years of living in the US as permanent residents.

Again, the rules are not quite this simple and there are many variations, depending on your situation.

How To Get Permanent Residency

There are multiple paths to getting permanent residency. The most common are through your family, your employer and self-filing for a green card. You can also obtain permanent residency by investing in the US, by applying for asylum or for the green card lottery.

We at Immigration Desk, specialize in filing for green cards through employment or family members, and when you want to invest in the US.

• If you are filing through your employer, there are several different visa options, depending on your job seniority, level of education and work experience.
• A US citizen or permanent resident can sponsor close family members.
• You can also invest in the US and get a green card.

Again there are many different options, some of which are easier than others.