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Employment Visas
H1B Visa
For Professionals with a minimum equivalent of a U.S. Bachelor Degree
H-2 Visa
Non-agricultural positions for which qualified U.S. workers are unavailable
H-3 Visa
For Temporary Trainee Transfer's to receive training from an employer
L-1 Visa
Open a US Corporation or transfer an employee to the United States
E Visa
Investor and Treaty Trader Visas for single investors and multinational companies
J-1 Visa
Exchange Trainee Visas to gain work experience and training in his or her field
O Visa
People of extraordinary ability in the arts, athletics, sciences, education, & Business
P Visa
Athlete or Entertainment groups internationally recognized for their level of performance
NAFTA
Mexican and Canadian Professional Workers under NAFTA
Religious Workers
Tips for Obtaining Religious Worker Visas
H1B1 Visa
DOS Not Requiring Special Fees for Chile/Singapore H-1B1s
E3 Treaty Professional
The United States E-3 Treaty Professional Visa for Australian Nationals

USA Office: Warner Center Tower 2, 21550 Oxnard Street., Suite 810 Woodland Hills, CA 91367 USA
Tel: (818) 999-9088 | Fax: (818) 999-9688 | info@usvisa.com

Mexico Office: Monte Elbruz # 132 - Oficina 602, Col. Lomas de Chapultepec, C.P. 11000
Tel. (55) 24531140 | (55) 52823557 | mex@usvisa.com

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