We Facilitate Business-Based Visas
If you are a U.S. employer who needs to hire a skilled foreign employee, we can help
At the Law Offices of Ludovico Aprigliano, I help employers in the New Jersey/New York metropolitan area and throughout the United States who seek to fill positions in a wide range of industries with employees from abroad through business-based visas. If you are concerned about complying with the regulations and guidelines outlined by the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), or have concerns about navigating the complex U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) process, my firm has a proven record of success. I have helped businesses secure nonimmigrant temporary employment visas for international employees. I have also helped many foreign national workers obtain legal permanent resident status (green cards) through employment or investment.
I am a practitioner with a wide range of immigration experience in employment-based visas
At the Law Offices of Ludovico Aprigliano, I draw on my over 35 years of immigration law experience to help employers seeking a skilled workforce and employees seeking to achieve their goals of working in the United States. I assist clients with nonimmigrant temporary employment visas such as these:
- B-1 visitor for business and B-2 visitor for pleasure
- E-1 treaty trader and E-2 treaty investors
- F-1 academic student and F-2 for the spouse or child of F-1
- H-1B specialty occupations
- H-1C nurses working here for up to three years
- H-2B temporary or seasonal workers: skilled and unskilled
- J-1 exchange visitors
- L-1A executive and managerial transferee visas
- L-1B specialized knowledge individuals
- O-1 individuals with extraordinary ability in the arts, education, business, sciences or athletics
- P-1 athletes and group entertainers
I understand the complexities involved with hiring foreign workers and can assess your situation thoroughly to provide you with the guidance, strategies and solutions you need.
As a proven advocate I understand the visa application requirements
Every visa comes with its own set of essential criteria, which your qualifications must match precisely. Mistakes on your application can mean delays, or even a denial. That is why it is necessary to be guided by an experienced immigration attorney who can gather the documentation and evidence that supports your eligibility. Because immigration laws and policies change often, I am dedicated to maintaining and deepening my knowledge so that you can advance smoothly through USCIS’s complex visa process.
I help you cut through red tape
Even if your business has just one employee, you are required to comply with INA requirements on employment eligibility. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) enforces INA provisions addressing employment eligibility, employment verification and nondiscrimination. The consequences of an employer hiring unauthorized workers or failing to properly complete and retain an Employment Eligibility Verification Form, commonly known as a Form 1-9, can include criminal charges and penalties.
I thoroughly examine acceptable forms of documentation, confirm your employees’ citizenship or eligibility to work in the United States, and help you conduct self-audits of your 1-9s each year to ensure they been completed accurately. I also provide you with personalized immigration counsel so you can take proactive measures against discrimination lawsuits arising from improperly handled 1-9 forms under the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA).
Contact us today for help with business-based visas and employer documentary compliance
For help with a business-based visa or documentary compliance, contact the Law Offices of Ludovico Aprigliano at 973-292-3900 or contact us online to arrange your in-person, video, or telephonic consultation. Our office is conveniently located at 84 Washington Street in beautiful historic Morristown, New Jersey.
