H-1B Visa

The H-1B visa is a highly sought after visa for individuals aiming to work legally in the United States for a temporary period. Our unique processing system allows individuals seeking employment based immigration visas to file faster and at a more competitive cost than traditional routes.

Process Your H1B Visa Case

The H-1B program creates opportunities for foreign professionals to work legally in the United States. Essentially, it allows employers to hire qualified workers in specialty occupations for a temporary time period. Specialty occupations include science, teaching, accounting, engineering and information technology. The requirements are designed to comply with the Department of Labor standards and one of the main components in the Labor Condition Application (LCA).

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Initial H-1B visas are granted for a time period of three years except for Chile or Singapore nationals. To start the process, you as the applicant need to have a US. Employer to sponsor you.

Learn more about the H-1B process including which employers are cap-exempt, the step-by-step application process, 2021 lottery predictions and more by clicking the articles below.

Why Choose VisaNation Law Group’s H-1B Visa Lawyers

Time is of the essence when immigration is involved. Since there is a cap on the number of H1B visas approved each year it’s important to get started with the process early and with top-notch representation.  VisaNation Law Group attorneys have an excellent track record of success in complex new H-1B and transfer/extension cases, including those filed by small employers (fewer than 50 employees).

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H-1B Visa Articles

  • Top Ten Companies with H-1B Approvals (2021) (1)

    H-1B Visa 2023-2024 Cap Season: The Definitive Guide [Updated 1/31/23]

    Published on January 31, 2023

    The H-1B Visa 2023-24 cap filing season is right around the corner. It’s time to look at the H1-B visa lottery season, including H1-B registration, requirements, and potential changes. With many new changes to the H-1B 2024 lottery, there are only a few short months left before filing. Use this guide as your one-stop shop…

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  • EAD vs H-1B Cover Photo

    EAD vs H-1B: All You Need to Know to Make the Decision

    Published on January 16, 2023

    Globally, a highly sought-after goal is working in the U.S. There are numerous ways to contribute to the American workforce, and the EAD and the H-1B are two. Knowing how these two tools of immigration relate can be vital to your efforts to work in the U.S. Here are the pros and cons of the…

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  • H-1B Sponsorship For Small Companies

    H-1B Sponsorship by Small Companies: Everything You Should Know for Your Business

    Published on January 16, 2023

    The H-1B visa is available to anyone who gets a specialty job with a U.S. company. However, even if a company technically qualifies for the H-1B, not all situations are the same. For small businesses, there are some hurdles that need to be overcome before committing to this visa path for a worker. For workers,…

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  • Transfer F-1 Status to H-1B

    Transfer F-1 Status to H-1B – Without OPT or Graduation – Complete 2023 Guide

    Published on January 07, 2023

    The F-1 visa is a student category visa, allowing holders to come to the United States as full-time students. But many students want to transition to working in the U.S. after their studies, and the H-1B visa is one of the most popular work visas available. The question is: can you transfer to an H-1B…

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  • H-1B Visa Fees 2023 Cover Photo Infographic

    H-1B Visa Fees 2023: Extension, Amendment & Transfer Cost

    Published on January 03, 2023

    Understanding the ins and outs of the most popular U.S. work visa can save you both time and money. The H-1B visa has several unique fees that set it apart from other nonimmigrant visas. Knowing the H-1B fees, how to pay them, and who is responsible for them is essential to avoid simple errors. If…

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  • H-1B transfer denied

    H-1B Transfer Denied: What Are Your Options? [2022]

    Published on December 13, 2022

    Recently, there has been a steady decline in the rate of denials on H-1B visa transfer petitions. Reports based on data from USCIS show that the denial rate dropped 4% in FY 2021, a stark contrast to the 24% denial rate in 2018 and 21% in 2019. Industry analysts speculate that the denial rate in…

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  • L-1 to H-1B Change of Status

    L-1 to H-1B Change of Status

    Published on December 12, 2022

    Having an L-1 visa can be highly advantageous to you if you work for a multinational company. But there are many circumstances that may cause you to need to change your status from an L-1 visa to an H-1B visa. While there are some similarities between these two nonimmigrant work visas, there are also some…

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  • H-1B RFE

    H-1B RFE Reasons and How to Respond

    Published on November 25, 2022

    Not all responses from the USCIS about your H-1B petition will be approvals, rejections, or denials. Sometimes, you will be sent an H-1B RFE to provide more information to the USCIS and help them make a decision on your case. It is important to recognize and RFE when you get one and to act accordingly…

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