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At Guerra Sáenz, PL, we have demonstrated our commitment to clients through handling over a thousand immigration cases, covering a broad range of legal matters. Attorney Guerra, who immigrated to the United States at age 15, is now Board Certified in Immigration Law—an achievement earned by only 6% of Florida lawyers. With in-depth knowledge of immigration law, we are ready to assist you in obtaining the professional work visa you need.
Why Choose Our South Florida Professional Visa Lawyer?
Discuss your immigration needs with a South Florida professional visa lawyer by calling (954) 434-5800 or scheduling an online consultation.
Although the U.S. government enforces strict immigration policies, it actively encourages professionals and business people to enter the country, recognizing their economic contributions. Depending on your qualifications and purpose for travel, you may be eligible for a variety of professional visas, including:
The B-1 visa is for individuals traveling to the U.S. for business-related activities, such as attending conferences, negotiating contracts, or meeting with associates. This visa does not permit employment in the U.S. and is granted for a temporary stay. Applicants must prove strong ties to their home country to ensure their return after their business activities conclude.
The L-1 visa category includes L-1A and L-1B visas, designed for employees transferring within a multinational company. Eligible applicants work in executive or managerial positions or possess specialized knowledge essential to their company’s operations. The L-1 visa allows spouses and unmarried children under 21 to accompany the visa holder with an L-2 visa.
H-1B visas are available for professionals in specialty occupations requiring a bachelor’s degree or higher, as well as significant specialized training or certification. This visa also includes subcategories for Department of Defense research workers (H-1B2) and distinguished fashion models (H-1B3). Additional H visa options exist for nurses, agricultural workers, temporary non-agricultural workers, and trainees.
E visas include options for professionals with extraordinary ability (E-11), outstanding professors or researchers (E-12), and multinational executives (E-13). There are also provisions for the spouses and children of visa holders (E-14 and E-15). These visas are commonly associated with business, research, and artistic fields.
Investor visas, such as the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Visa, are available to individuals who plan to invest in new or expanding commercial enterprises. Applicants must demonstrate substantial capital investment and job creation within the U.S. The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa allows individuals from certain treaty countries to invest in U.S. businesses while actively managing their enterprises.
The Exchange Visitor Program (J visa) promotes cultural and educational exchange. This visa allows individuals to participate in various programs, including teaching, research, and internships. Categories include au pairs, students, physicians, and educators.
The F-1 student visa enables foreign students to pursue academic programs in the U.S. at approved institutions. These visas are issued exclusively by U.S. embassies or consulates abroad, and applicants must demonstrate financial stability and full-time student status.
P visas are for athletes, entertainers, and artists participating in international events or cultural exchanges. Categories include:
Under the TN visa program, qualified professionals from Canada and Mexico may enter the U.S. temporarily to work in designated professional occupations, such as engineering, law, accounting, and science.
Applying for a professional visa can be complex, and the process requires careful documentation and legal expertise. At Guerra Sáenz, PL, our South Florida immigration law firm has successfully represented more than a thousand immigration cases, offering guidance in both English and Spanish. As a Board Certified Immigration Attorney, Mr. Guerra has been recognized by The Florida Bar as an expert in immigration and nationality law.
We are committed to streamlining your visa application process, addressing any obstacles, and advocating for your rights.
