Business Immigration Lawyer

Experienced and Compassionate Business Immigration Lawyers to Meet Your Business’s Needs

At Cambridge Immigration Law , we understand that every business has unique needs and challenges. We work closely with you to identify the most suitable business immigration pathways to meet your company’s objectives—whether it’s bringing in key talent, expanding operations, or securing investor visas. Don’t let common errors and delays hinder your growth. With our personalized approach and extensive experience, we’ll be by your side to help you avoid costly mistakes and achieve your immigration goals efficiently.

In 2024,

46% of the companies

on the Fortune 500 list were founded by immigrants or their children—a testament to the powerful role that immigrants play in driving innovation and economic growth. For many, immigrating to the United States is not just a personal journey but a strategic step in building or expanding a business. Yet, navigating the complex U.S. immigration system can feel overwhelming and leave entrepreneurs, investors, and employers feeling lost.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, or employer looking to hire foreign talent, navigating the maze of legal requirements and paperwork can drain your resources and divert attention from your business goals. Let Cambridge Immigration Law take the burden off your shoulders. Our team of

business immigration lawyers

provides tailored, expert legal guidance to ensure that your U.S. business immigration journey is smooth and successful.

United States Business Immigration Services

Our team of skilled business immigration lawyers in a wide range of U.S. business immigration services, including:

Employment-Based Green Cards (Permanent Residency)

Securing a green card for key employees can provide long-term stability for your business. At Cambridge Immigration Law, our team of experienced immigration lawyers can assist with:

Nonimmigrant Business Visas (Temporary)

Our legal team helps businesses and individuals immigrating to the United States secure temporary visas to meet immediate staffing and operational needs:

Entrepreneur and Investor Visas

For immigrating entrepreneurs and investors, our legal team can help you explore opportunities under:

EB-1 Visa (Extraordinary Ability):

For executives, scientists, artists, and other individuals with exceptional achievements.

H-1B Visa:

For specialty occupations requiring specialized knowledge.

E-2 Visa (Treaty Investor):

For investors looking to manage a business in the U.S.

EB-2 Visa (Advanced Degrees/National Interest Waiver):

For individuals with advanced degrees or exceptional abilities.

L-1 Visa:

For intra-company transfers of executives, managers, or employees with specialized knowledge.

EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program:

For those investing in U.S. projects that create jobs for American workers.

EB-3 Visa (Skilled Workers, Professionals, and Unskilled Workers):

For workers filling roles where U.S. labor shortages exist.

E-2 Visa:

For investors from treaty countries who wish to develop and direct operations in the U.S.

L-1 Visa (New Office):

For multinational companies looking to establish a presence in the U.S.

O-1 Visa:

For individuals with extraordinary abilities in business, science, or the arts.

TN Visa:

For Canadian and Mexican professionals under NAFTA/USMCA agreements.

Blogs

Navigating Eligible Employment for H-2b Visas: Industries, Requirements, and Application Process

The H-2B visa program stands as a pivotal avenue for non-agricultural workers to temporarily fulfill employment needs in the United States, spanning a diverse array of industries. From the bustling hospitality sector to the dynamic construction industry, the H-2B visa caters to employers facing seasonal, one-time, intermittent, or peak load demands.

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Understanding EB-2 Visas: Eligibility, Requirements, and Benefits

The EB-2 immigrant visa or green card category is a popular option for individuals seeking permanent residency in the United States based on their advanced degrees, exceptional abilities, or national interest waivers. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key aspects of EB-2 visas, including eligibility criteria, application requirements, and the benefits of obtaining this visa.

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Navigating the E-2 Visa: Your Comprehensive Guide to Treaty Investor Visas

The E-2 visa, also known as the Treaty Investor visa, is a valuable immigration option for individuals seeking to invest in and oversee a business in the United States. In this guide, we walk you through the requirements of the E-2 visa, including investment thresholds, business ownership and control, and the application process for both treaty investors and employees of treaty investors.

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What is the Minimum Investment to Be Eligible for an E-1/E-2 Visa?

Unlike some other visa categories, the E-1/E-2 Treaty Trader visa does not have a strict minimum investment requirement. Instead of a specific monetary threshold, the E-1 visa focuses on the concept of “substantial trade.” This means that the trade conducted between the applicant’s home country and the United States should be sizable and continuous. The applicant’s investment should demonstrate a commitment to the success of the enterprise. 

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Why Consult a Business Immigration Lawyer

The U.S. immigration system is complex and subject to frequent changes. Attempting to handle your case without legal guidance can result in delays, denials, and unexpected complications. With Cambridge Immigration Law’s expert legal counsel, you’ll gain access to:

Strategic Planning:

Our legal team can help identify the best visa or green card options tailored to your business needs.

Application Precision:

We ensure that every form and supporting document is accurately prepared to avoid costly errors.

Compliance and Updates:

Our team stays current on changes in immigration policies and regulations, so you can stay compliant.

Special Considerations for Specific United States Business Immigration Cases

Startups and Small Businesses

Startups face unique challenges in U.S. business immigration. Our experienced immigration attorneys help emerging companies demonstrate their growth potential and secure visas for key personnel critical to their success.

Tech Industry Professionals

Given the demand for skilled talent in the tech industry, our lawyers work with startups and established companies to expedite the process for H-1B, O-1, and L-1 visa holders.

International Companies Expanding to the U.S.

Our legal team assists international companies in setting up operations in the U.S. through the L-1 Visa (New Office) and other programs designed for multinational corporations.

Family Members of Business Visa Holders

Our immigration attorneys also help families of business visa holders secure dependent visas and navigate pathways to permanent residency when applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does it take to obtain a business visa or green card?

Processing times vary based on the type of visa, with temporary visas like the H-1B typically taking 3 to 6 months, while employment-based green cards may take 12 to 24 months.

Q: Can a business sponsor multiple employees for visas at once?

Yes, businesses can sponsor multiple employees, but the process and visa category requirements may vary. We can guide you in managing multiple applications efficiently.

Q: What happens if a visa application is denied?

Our legal team will review the reasons for the denial and help you file an appeal or explore alternative options.

We're Here to Help

Embarking on the business immigration journey doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With the right business immigration lawyers by your side, you can focus on growing your business while we handle the legal complexities. Ellen Sullivan and the experienced and compassionate immigration team at Cambridge Immigration Law are here to provide you with expert legal guidance, ensuring your applications are timely, accurate, and successful. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward achieving your business immigration goals.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward achieving your business immigration goals.