Permanent residence petition for professionals with an advanced degree or exceptional ability whose proposed work in the U.S. provides a clear and substantial benefit to the country, allowing them to bypass the PERM labor certification process.

A first-preference green card category for the small percentage of individuals at the very top of their field (science, business, education, athletics, or the arts) who can demonstrate sustained national or international acclaim. No employer or PERM required.

A renewable work visa of up to three years for individuals who can demonstrate a record of extraordinary achievement in their discipline, supported by awards, publications, press, or other high-level recognition.

A nonimmigrant visa for distinguished artists or creatives in the arts, or for those with a record of extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry, supported by critical reviews, box office success, or industry recognition.

A work visa for individual athletes, sports teams, or members of renowned entertainment groups coming to the United States to participate in events or performances that require an internationally recognized reputation for excellence.

A visa for artists or entertainers (individually or as a group) participating in a government-recognized exchange program that provides reciprocal cultural and employment opportunities for U.S. artists abroad.

A visa for entrepreneurs and investors from treaty countries with the United States. In simple terms: the E-2 allows you to invest in and actively manage a business in the U.S., while you and your family live here legally.

A visa for professionals in specialty occupations that require advanced knowledge and at least a bachelor's degree, allowing you to work in the United States under employer sponsorship.

A visa that allows multinational companies to transfer executives and managers to their U.S. offices, or to establish and grow a new U.S. business, while living and working there.

A visa for employees with specialized knowledge of a company's products, services, or processes, allowing transfer to a U.S. branch or affiliate.