H-1B VISA (Professional Worker’s Visa)
The H-1B, also known as a “professional worker’s visa,” is one of the most commonly used visas for people seeking residency in the United States.

To qualify for an H-1B, the applicant must have at least a college degree and be sponsored by an U.S. employer.  The applicant’s spouse and children may also be admitted by the H-4 dependant visa, allowing entry into the United States and permitting educational studies (note, the H-4 holder cannot work in the U.S. unless qualified for a work visa.)

Prior to applying for an H-1B, you must be sponsored by a U.S. employer who is willing to hire you temporarily, pay you the prevailing wage or workers in your classification, and file the appropriate governmental petition and Labor Condition Application.

The H-1B, while very complicated in its application, allows the holder to experience the United States as a professional worker, opening the door to the “American Dream.” The attorneys and staff of Sablatura Williams, PLLC, will assist you in completing the requisite governmental documents as well as advocating your interests to USCIS.  Please email us today for assistance.