Newark Employment Immigration Attorneys 

Expert Legal Assistance for Work Visas

At Murray Osorio PLLC, our dedicated legal team is proud to help individuals worldwide apply for work visas, allowing them to legally live and work in the United States. With the high demand for work visas and the limited number available each year, it is crucial to consult with an experienced employment immigration attorney who can guide you through the process, explore all your options, and avoid any mistakes that could hinder your visa application.

To schedule a case consultation, call (862) 465-9035 or contact us online today.

Types of Employment Visas We Handle 

Sponsorship by a U.S. employer is a common pathway for obtaining permanent residency. We can assist you with various types of employment visas, including:

• EB-1 Visa: Designed for priority workers and individuals with extraordinary abilities in fields such as arts, sciences, athletics, or business. It also includes outstanding professors, researchers, and executives or managers transferring from foreign companies to a U.S. office.
• EB-2 Visa: Available to professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional abilities in arts, sciences, athletics, or business.
• EB-3 Visa: For skilled workers, professionals, and unskilled workers. It provides an opportunity for permanent residency for individuals who don't qualify for EB-1 or EB-2 visas.
• EB-4 Visa: Intended for special immigrants, including religious workers, Iraqi/Afghan translators, employees of international organizations, doctors, and members of the armed forces.
• EB-5 Visa: Grants permanent residency to immigrant investors who invest at least $500,000 in targeted employment areas or $1 million elsewhere, creating employment for at least 10 individuals.

Temporary Job Offer Visas 

If you have a legitimate temporary job offer in the United States, we can assist you with the following visas:

• E-1/E-2 Visas: Available to investors and traders from countries with commercial treaties with the U.S. Conducting business in the U.S. is required.
• H-1B Visa: For individuals with at least a bachelor's degree (or equivalent work experience) and a job offer that meets prevailing wage requirements.
• H-2B Visa: Enables employers to petition for foreign workers for one-time, seasonal, or intermittent non-agricultural labor.
• L-1 Visa: Designed for executives, managers, and employees with specialized knowledge being transferred to a U.S. affiliate of their employer. Permanent residency may be possible without labor certification.
• O-1 Visa: Granted to individuals with extraordinary ability in various fields. Unlike the EB-1 visa, the O-1 visa is temporary.
• TN Visa: Specifically for immigrants from Canada and Mexico.

All U.S. employers must complete Form I-9 to verify the identity and employment authorization of foreign workers.

Contact Murray Osorio PLLC today for professional guidance on your employment immigration matters.