Family Immigration

Family Immigration

Navigating the complexity of the immigration system can be frightening and deeply emotional. Having personally experienced the shortcoming in the journey to naturalization, Mr. Buitrago has a profound understanding of the intricacies this process entails. At the Buitrago Law Firm, P.A. we offer highly specialized legal guidance for the below-listed immigration needs:

Visiting the U.S. for holiday or business:

• B1 Visa – visiting for business reasons.
• B2 Visa – visiting for tourism reasons.

Visas that permit you to work in the U.S:

• E1 Visa – citizens of countries that the US has a treaty of commerce with who can offer substantial trade.
• E2 Visa – citizens of countries that the US has a treaty of commerce with who can make a substantial investment.
• H1B Visa – skilled workers within specialty occupations.
• H2B Visa – working seasonal non-agricultural jobs.
• L1A and L1B Visas – expanding your business to the US or being transferred to an existing business.
• O1 Visa – workers with extraordinary ability within arts, science, business, education, or athletics.
• TN Visa – workers from Canada or Mexico through the USMCA.

Visas that permit you to study in the U.S:

• F1 Visa – those who plan to study at an academic institution or language training program.
• M1 Visa – those who plan to study in vocational or other non-academic programs.

Green Card Options to work permanently in the U.S.

• EB1 Green Card – for priority workers with extraordinary abilities, are outstanding professors and researchers, or multifunctional managers/executives 
• EB2 Green Card – professionals with advanced degrees, exceptional abilities, or a National Interest Waiver (NIW)
• EB3 Green Card – professionals with a bachelor's degree or its international equivalent
• EB4 Green Card – special immigrants including religious workers or juveniles 

Green Card Options to live permanently in the U.S.

• Family Sponsorship – those who are related to a US citizen or permanent resident.
• EB5 Investor Green Card – living permanently in the US by making a substantial investment.
• K-1 Fiancé Visa - allows a United States citizen to sponsor his/her fiancé(e) to come to the US in order to get married.

If you are in need of professional help, we would like an opportunity to discuss your case.