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For Business and Work Visas, Contact These Immigration Attorneys in Ohio
Slowik & Robinson, LLC, assists aliens nationwide and internationally who qualify to live and work in the United States. Our clients are generally employers who assist their foreign employees with immigrations concerns. The law firm has a great deal of experience helping international workers obtain business and work-related visas in the U.S.
Slowik & Robinson, LLC, employment based immigration law firm based in Columbus, Ohio, has the experience and sophistication necessary to assist employers, professionals and foreign investors in need of business and work visas.
Contact us for legal advice on how best to proceed when pursuing or renewing any of the following business and work visas:
- EB-1: Extraordinary Aliens, Outstanding Researchers or Professors, or Multinational Transferees
- EB-2: Exceptional or Advance Degreed Aliens Whose Work Is in the National Interest
- EB-3: Professional and Skilled Worker Aliens
- EB-5 Investor Employment Creation, as Well as the Following:
- E-1: Treaty Traders
- E-2: Treaty Investors
- H-1B: Specialty Occupation Individuals
- L-1A and B: Intra-company Transferees
- O-1: Individuals of Extraordinary Ability
- P: Professionals
- R-1: Religious Workers
- TN: North American Free Trade Agreement Treaty (NAFTA) Visas
In today's increasingly global economy, we find there is a growing demand for our business, work and investor visa legal services. Today, we practice as an immigration and business law firm serving businesses and employers of all sizes. Our lawyers are trained litigators, negotiators and mediators and can help employers resolve sticky immigration situations such as responding to ICE raids on business establishments accused of hiring undocumented workers.
"Nothing in law prohibits creative lawyering to achieve the clients' objectives. . . . [O]ur firm obtained an O-1 nonimmigrant 'artist' visa for a highly skilled roofer who worked on historic cathedrals." — from Fitting Square Pegs Into Round Holes: Best Practices of an Immigration Lawyer by Donald C. Slowik, Managing Member of Slowik & Robinson, LLC.
Contact Slowik & Robinson, LLC, to schedule a consultation.
