Temporary Work Visas

Most foreign nationals who want to move to, stay and work in the United States (including international students who have just graduated from a U.S. university) must start with a temporary work visa. Even if the long-term goal may be to live in the U.S. permanently, often this route is not available at the get-go, and finding an employer who is willing to sponsor a work visa, at least initially, may be the only and best option.

We routinely help short-term visitors, trainees, recent graduates, professional workers, multi-national transferees, as well as investors, researchers and artists, to obtain non-immigrant visas so they can reside in the U.S. for a few days to several years, according to the employer’s needs and foreign national’s objectives. We also help foreign nationals staying in the U.S. to bring over spouses and children by obtaining dependent visas. 

Our business teamat Murray Osorio PLLCled by Senior Counsel, Head of Business Immigration, H. Heidi Son, provides a comprehensive range of the more “routine” temporary work visa services to highly complex, specialized knowledge and extraordinary cases for clients from all walks-of-life. Whether you are a Thai chef, an AI research scientist, or a 3D fine artist, we can help you. 

Our teamprides ourselves in being able to relate to the entrepreneur spirit and corporate goals of business owners and entrepreneurs, from start-ups seeking investor visas to global corporations sponsoring foreign nationals in specialty occupations.  In addition, we are always excited to learn the extraordinary stories of those who do not fit into the usual mold of “traditional” work-visa requirements, and have assisted many renowned artists, musicians, chefs, and research scientists, to overcome their unique immigration challenges and achieve their hopes and dreams in the U.S. 

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