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H1B Specialty Occupation


Professional workers with a least a bachelor's degree may apply for a visa if the US employer can document that the worker will be paid at least the prevailing wage for the position. In certain cases, documented work experience may be accepted in lieu of a bachelor's degree.


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L1 Intracompany Transferees


The L1 visa is designed for intracompany transferees of managerial, executive, or specialized knowledge for multinational companies doing business in both the United States and abroad.


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TN Treaty NAFTA Professionals


Certain Canadian and Mexican professionals are eligible to obtain one year work permits, which can be renewed annually. Generally, Canadian citizens may apply for TN admission directly at a Class A, US Port of Entry or at a USCIS (formerly INS) preclearance/pre-flight station.


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E1 Treaty Trader


Treaty traders and their employees may apply for visas to carry on substantial trade between the US and their home country, if their country of citizenship has the required treaty with the US.


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E2 Treaty Investor


Investors who invest in a substantial amount of capital in a US enterprise, and who will develop and direct the enterprise, may apply for a visa if their country of citizenship has the required treaty with the US.


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B1 Visitor for Business


B1 business visitor visas are for brief visits and do not permit employment in the U.S. Nationals of some countries are permitted to visit the US for up to 90 days without a visa under the visa waiver program.


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J1 Exchange Visitor


The J1 Visa is designed for exchange visitors who have been included in an approved program. This category includes certain business trainees, students, medical residents, professors and research scholars, specialists, government visitors, camp counselors, and au pairs. Some J1 programs require that the exchange visitor satisfy a two-year foreign residence requirement before they may obtain a new nonimmigrant visa or apply for the Green Card.


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O1 Extraordinary Ability


The O1 category is designed for foreign nationals who have extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics, which has been demonstrated by sustained national or international acclaim.


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P1 Athletes, Artists and Entertainers


Foreign nationals whose work involves international recognition, participation in a reciprocal exchange program, or a culturally unique performance or production, may apply for a visa in this category.


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F1 Students


The F1 visa is a student visa that enables foreign nationals to study in the US at accredited academic institutions. In some cases, F1 students may work while enrolled in school. Prior to or upon graduation, the student may engage in practical training for up to 12 months.


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K1 Fiancee Visa


A fiancee of a US citizen may apply for a K1 visa, which allows US entry for 90 days. Within that 90 day period, the US and the foreign fiancee must be married. The foreign fiancee must then apply for permanent resident status.


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K3 Marriage Visa


The K3 visa for spouse of a US citizen was created to reduce the separation between a US citizen and his or her foreign spouse while waiting abroad for an immigrant visa. The K3 visa allows the foreign spouse to enter the United States as nonimmigrants, re-unite with his or her family in the USA, and then apply for permanent resident status (Green Card) while in the United States.


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