If you plan to petition for an employment-based immigration visa, fourth preference (EB-4) in Kissimmee, FL, our Kissimmee work visa attorneys can help. We want to ensure you have the best chance at a smooth process and approval. We understand how important your work visa is to you and your family.
A Kissimmee EB-4 work visa lawyer from Bogin, Munns & Munns can prepare and file your petition for an EB-4 work visa or overcome issues that arise in the process. This could include providing additional documentation, ensuring your employer files the proper paperwork, or challenging a denial. You can call us today for a free consultation to learn more.
Our Kissimmee Immigration Lawyers Can Guide You Through the EB-4 Visa Application
In Kissimmee, our work visa attorneys handle many petitions and other cases for clients who seek approval to work in the United States. Various work visa types are available, and each has its rules and requirements. Most workers do not qualify for multiple work visas. Instead, they must choose the correct program. This is essential to a successful petition.
Most people do not qualify for an EB-4 visa. This visa is for a category of immigrants referred to as “special immigrants.” They must fall into one of several specific categories and also meet numerous qualifications. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) defines these categories as:
- Religious workers
- Special immigrant juveniles
- Certain broadcasters
- Retired employees of a G-4 international organization or NATO-6
- Certain employees of the U.S. government
- Members of the U.S. Armed Forces abroad
- Panama Canal Company or Canal Zone government employees
- Certain doctors licensed and practicing in the U.S. as of Jan. 9, 1978
- Noncitizens who supplied information concerning a criminal or terrorist organization
Our immigration lawyers understand what it takes to gain approval for this type of employment visa based on your category. Let us assess your options and ensure EB-4 is the right work visa for your industry, qualifications, length of stay, and other needs. If not, we may be able to recommend and petition for you under another category.
To consult with an experienced eb-4 work visa lawyer serving Kissimmee, call 855-780-9986
Our Kissimmee EB-4 Work Visa Lawyer Can File Your Petition for You
At Bogin, Munns & Munns, our immigration and work visa lawyers in Kissimmee can handle your petition from start to finish. We will begin with a free consultation where we can discuss your options to determine if the EB-4 work visa is right for you. You will provide the necessary information, and we can take care of the rest.
When we manage an EB-4 petition from start to finish, you can expect our Kissimmee team to:
Prepare the Petition
Our immigration attorneys know the necessary documentation for an EB-4 visa based on the category and can complete the required paperwork. Sometimes, these work visas require a Form I-360 from the petitioner’s employer or the petitioner themselves. We can help you obtain or complete this form if necessary.
File the Petition
Once we have the paperwork and documentation, we file the petition for you. We will let you know when we receive updates about the petition’s progress. These petitions could take weeks or months to process, but our team will remain available if you have questions or concerns.
Handle Visa-Related Issues
You can count on our Kissimmee immigration attorneys to troubleshoot any problems that arise. This could be as simple as submitting additional documents or as complex as challenging as a visa denial. We deal with problems with work visa petitions regularly, so we know what to do.
Manage Additional Paperwork
The last step following approval is often ensuring other family members can come with the new visa holder. Some EB-4 categories allow holders to bring their spouse and qualifying children up to age 21. We can handle this paperwork for your family, ensuring you can all stay together.
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Our Kissimmee Work Visa Attorneys Can Help With Your EB-4 Application
Our Kissimmee immigration lawyer can be an important source of support for you as you petition for a work visa. We understand the importance of your EB-4 visa in your desire to live and work in Osceola County, whether that is for one of the multitudes of amusement parks or other attractions in the area or for another reason.
We are a full-service law firm serving families in Central Florida since 1979. We have the experience, knowledge, reputation, and resources to help you solve any concerns about your work visa or immigration status and receive the documentation you need to work in Kissimmee or elsewhere in the United States.
We are ready to help you navigate a complex immigration process. Contact us today for a free consultation with our team in Kissimmee. Our immigration visa lawyers can go to work on your EB-4 petition as soon as you hire us to do so.
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Our Kissimmee Immigration Lawyers Do More Than File EB-4 Work Visa Petitions
Our legal professionals can handle a wide range of cases involving immigration issues. This includes petitions for:
- Permanent residency (Green Cards)
- Naturalization
We also help workers get approval to work in the United States by handling applications for:
- Nonimmigrant visas
- Family visas
- Employment visas
We represent asylum seekers and refugees, helping them achieve legal status and documentation in the United States.
Finally, we help those who require assistance because of an issue with their immigration status. This could include fighting a denied petition or representing someone facing charges of illegal reentry or deportation.
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Discuss Your Kissimmee EB-4 Work Visa With Our Team for Free – Call Today
At Bogin, Munns & Munns, our Kissimmee team provides free consultations for workers who want to come to the United States on an EB-4 work visa or seek help with navigating an issue with their visa. We will answer your questions and explain how we can help.
Our frequently asked immigration questions (FAQs) page also offers more information you could find helpful. Contact us today for a free initial consultation.
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