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To begin the H-1B petition filing process, please fill out the form below. Our team of immigration experts, led by Managing Attorney Shilpa Malik, is ready to guide you through the process and discuss your options. You have until June 30, 2024, to file your H-1B cap petitions for selected individuals, so prompt action is crucial.
We also invite you to watch our informative video featuring Shilpa Malik, who will provide you with detailed guidance on what to do if you are selected in the lottery. Understanding your next steps is vital in ensuring a smooth process for your H-1B visa application.
At VisaNation Law Group, we understand the complexities involved in the H-1B visa process and are here to help you navigate every step. Whether you’re an individual seeking to work in the U.S. or an employer looking to staff your organization with qualified international talent, our experienced attorneys are here to provide you with expert legal counsel.
– Personalized Consultation: Every case is unique, and we provide personalized consultations to understand your specific circumstances and needs.
– Petition Filing Assistance: We take care of the entire H-1B petition filing process: document retention, FEIN verification/filing of the Labor Condition Application (LCA), preparation of all supporting documents (certificates, diplomas, etc.), correspondence with the employer, request evaluation or translation, visa stamping, filing with USCIS.
– Regulatory Compliance: Our team ensures that both employers and employees meet all regulatory requirements, avoiding common pitfalls that can lead to application delays or rejections.
– Response to USCIS Requests: Should USCIS request additional information or clarification, our attorneys are skilled in responding promptly and effectively to ensure your application stays on track.
– Updates and Follow-Ups: We keep you informed with regular updates about the status of your application and any changes in immigration law that might affect your case.