Non-Immigrant Visas

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Non-Immigrant Visas Attorney In Montebello, California

What Is A Non-Immigrant Visa?

A non-immigrant visa allows you to stay in the United States temporarily, given you meet certain prerequisites. Unlike an immigrant visa, a non-immigrant visa grants a temporary residence in the U.S. Ruben Espinoza, a proficient Immigration Law attorney based in California, can assist you to understand which visa you're eligible for and navigate you through the process. Ruben has a wide array of experience in helping individuals secure non-immigrant visas. He can help you determine which visa suits you best and guide you seamlessly through the application process. Reach out to Ruben Espinoza for your immigration law needs today.

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What Kinds of Non-Immigrant Visas Are There?

Ruben Espinoza in California is highly proficient in handling a multitude of immigration law cases. If you wish to visit the United States for business or non-business purposes, consider B-category visas as your go-to choice. E-category visas are at your disposal if you're interested in conducting trade with U.S. organizations or making a significant investment in a U.S. business. If you happen to be an Australian worker willing to work in a specific field in the U.S., there's a particular E-category visa just for you. 

F- and M-visas can assist you in coming to the U.S. with an aim to study in either a vocational or academic program. H-1 and H-2 visas are designed for workers in defined occupations coming to the U.S. temporarily and for U.S. employers respectively, to hire foreign unskilled and other workers to fill temporary positions. People who wish to train for jobs in various areas or become exchange students in various fields and then return to their native country, H-3 visas are a good pick. 

In the case you are interested in educational or cultural exchange visits to the U.S, J- and Q-category visas come handy. K-1 visas allow fiancés of American citizens to come to the U.S., provided they tie the knot within 90 days. L-visas permit foreign employees of American companies to transit to the United States to take on managerial roles. O-visas are for individuals with extraordinary talent allowing them to come to the U.S., whereas P-visas permit performers, athletes, or teachers in the entertainment or sports arena to perform, teach or coach in their respective fields. Religious workers planning to work in the U.S. temporarily can opt for R-1 visas. 

Furthermore, T- and U-visas aid human trafficking and crime victims to take refuge and assist U.S. authorities in the U.S. to investigate and prosecute the offenders. Lastly, TN visas are useful for Mexican and Canadian workers in delineated occupations to work temporarily in the U.S. For more information about any of these visa categories, connect with Ruben Espinoza today.

How Can You Help Me Obtain a Non-Immigrant Visa?

Choosing the appropriate non-immigrant visa is a crucial step in your journey. In California, Ruben Espinoza is well-versed in advising you on the most suitable application process to increase your chances of success. Ruben will provide guidance through the intricacies of the laws surrounding non-immigrant visas, making the path clearer for you. Begin your journey today by reaching out to Ruben Espinoza for your immigration law matters.

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