Other Visa Services

B-1 Business Visitor Visa: For individuals traveling to the U.S. temporarily for business purposes, such as attending meetings, conferences, or negotiations. B-1 visitors may not engage in productive employment.

B-2 Tourist/Visitor Visa: For tourists, visitors, and those seeking medical treatment in the U.S. B-2 visas can be granted for up to 10 years for qualifying nationals.

Requirements:

• Valid passport
• Completed visa application (DS-160)
• Proof of sufficient funds for the trip
• Evidence of strong ties to home country
• Intent to return after temporary visit

Duration: Typically granted for up to 6 months per entry. Extensions may be available in certain circumstances.

Adjustment of Status is the process of obtaining lawful permanent residence (Green Card) while physically present in the United States, without leaving for consular processing.

Eligibility:

• Physically present in the U.S.
• Properly inspected and admitted OR paroled into the U.S.
• Eligible for an immigrant visa (family petition, employment petition, asylum, etc.)
• Visa immediately available (for preference categories)
• Admissible to the U.S. or eligible for a waiver

Process:

1. File Form I-485 with supporting documents and evidence
2. File concurrent I-130/I-140 if applicable
3. File I-765 (EAD) and I-131 (Advance Parole) if needed
4. Attend biometrics appointment
5. Attend interview (if required)
6. Receive Green Card upon approval

Benefits of Concurrent Filing: When an immigrant petition (I-130 or I-140) is filed together with I-485, the applicant may obtain work authorization and advance parole while the case is pending.

Employment Authorization Document (EAD):

Work permits are available for individuals in various immigration categories:

• Adjustment of Status applicants
• Asylum applicants (after 365 days)
• Asylees and refugees
• Students with economic hardship
• Certain spouses (H-4, L-2, E-1/E-2, K-3)
• DACA recipients
• TPS beneficiaries

Advance Parole Travel Document:

Allows individuals with pending adjustment of status or certain other statuses to travel abroad and return to the U.S. without abandoning their application.

We assist with preparation and filing of all EAD and Advance Parole applications.

Extension of Stay: For individuals lawfully present in the U.S. who need to extend their current status beyond the original authorized period. Extensions must be filed before the current status expires.

Change of Status: For individuals who wish to change from one nonimmigrant category to another while staying in the U.S. (e.g., B-2 to F-1, or F-1 to H-1B).

Requirements:

• Maintain lawful status at time of filing
• Not filed extension/change timely
• Eligible for the new status category
• No employment without authorization
• Valid passport throughout the requested period

Motions to Reopen & Appeals:

If an application or petition is denied, we can file motions to reopen or reconsider with USCIS or appeals to the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) and federal courts.