Work Visa

Our firm assists individuals, professionals, entrepreneurs, and employers with a wide range of U.S. work visa and employment-based immigration matters. Our services include H-1B specialty occupation visas, L-1 intracompany transfers, TN visas for Canadian and Mexican professionals, E-2 treaty investor visas, O visas for individuals with extraordinary ability, change of status applications, and dependent visa applications for eligible family members.

Our experienced attorneys will guide you through every step of the process, from initial consultation and application preparation to visa interviews and beyond. We understand the importance of timely and accurate processing, and we are committed to providing personalized attention to each client, maximizing your chances of success and minimizing potential delays.

H-1B Visa

An H-1B visa allows a foreign professional to work in the United States for a temporary period. Your employer must petition for you through USCIS. Your job position must be a specialty occupation that requires a bachelor’s degree and highly specialized knowledge.

- Please Note -

The 2026 H-1B policy has undergone significant updates. Click here to access the latest comprehensive guide.

L-1 Visa

Multinational companies utilize the L visa to temporarily transfer employees with managerial, executive, or specialized knowledge from foreign offices to related U.S. branches, subsidiaries, or parent companies.

O-1 Visa

O visa is designated for individuals with extraordinary abilities in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics; or someone with extraordinary achievement in motion picture and television production, to work and live in the United States temporarily.

Under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Canadian and Mexican citizens of qualified professions, such as accountants, engineers, lawyers, pharmacists, scientists and teachers, may seek temporary entry into the U.S. and work for their U.S. employer.

E Visa

E visas enable treaty traders (E-1) and investors (E-2) to work in the U.S. based on treaties between their country and the United States. These visas facilitate substantial trade or investment, fostering economic activity. The E-3 visa is specifically for Australian specialty occupation professionals.

Changing your non-immigrant status within the U.S. allows you to transition between visa categories without leaving the country. To qualify, you must have been lawfully admitted, maintained your status, have not violated any rules, and have no disqualifying criminal records.

Work Visa

Work Visa

H-1B Visa

An H-1B visa allows a foreign professional to work in the United States for a temporary period. Your employer must petition for you through USCIS. Your job position must be a specialty occupation that requires a bachelor’s degree and highly specialized knowledge.

- Please Note -

L-1 Visa

Multinational companies utilize the L visa to temporarily transfer employees with managerial, executive, or specialized knowledge from foreign offices to related U.S. branches, subsidiaries, or parent companies.

O-1 Visa

O visa is designated for individuals with extraordinary abilities in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics; or someone with extraordinary achievement in motion picture and television production, to work and live in the United States temporarily.

TN Visa

Under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Canadian and Mexican citizens of qualified professions, such as accountants, engineers, lawyers, pharmacists, scientists and teachers, may seek temporary entry into the U.S. and work for their U.S. employer.

E Visa

CHANGE OF STATUS

Changing your non-immigrant status within the U.S. allows you to transition between visa categories without leaving the country. To qualify, you must have been lawfully admitted, maintained your status, have not violated any rules, and have no disqualifying criminal records.

Ding Babb
LAW GROUP

Work Visa

Work Visa

H-1B Visa

An H-1B visa allows a foreign professional to work in the United States for a temporary period. Your employer must petition for you through USCIS. Your job position must be a specialty occupation that requires a bachelor’s degree and highly specialized knowledge.

- Please Note -

L-1 Visa

Multinational companies utilize the L visa to temporarily transfer employees with managerial, executive, or specialized knowledge from foreign offices to related U.S. branches, subsidiaries, or parent companies.

O-1 Visa

O visa is designated for individuals with extraordinary abilities in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics; or someone with extraordinary achievement in motion picture and television production, to work and live in the United States temporarily.

TN Visa

Under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Canadian and Mexican citizens of qualified professions, such as accountants, engineers, lawyers, pharmacists, scientists and teachers, may seek temporary entry into the U.S. and work for their U.S. employer.

E Visa

CHANGE OF STATUS

Changing your non-immigrant status within the U.S. allows you to transition between visa categories without leaving the country. To qualify, you must have been lawfully admitted, maintained your status, have not violated any rules, and have no disqualifying criminal records.

Ding Babb LAW GROUP

Ding Babb
LAW GROUP