Work and Business Visas in Orlando: Build Your Future in the U.S.
Ernesto Gonzalez is dedicated to helping professionals and businesses navigate the complexities of U.S. immigration law. Whether you’re pursuing employment opportunities or expanding your business, Ernesto provides personalized guidance to help you achieve your goals.
Work & Business Visa Services
Employment-Based Visas
(H-1B, L-1, O-1, & More)
Employment-based visas allow individuals to work legally in the U.S. through sponsorship by an employer. These visas cater to various employment needs, from specialized professionals to company transfers and extraordinary talents.
What is the H-1B Visa, and who qualifies?
The H-1B Visa is for specialized professionals in fields like IT, engineering, and healthcare. Applicants must have a job offer from a U.S. employer who will sponsor their visa and meet specific education or experience requirements. H-1B visas are subject to an annual cap.
Learn more about the H-1B Visa here.
What is the L-1 Visa, and how does it work?
The L-1 Visa is for employees transferring within the same company to a U.S. office. It applies to executives, managers, or workers with specialized knowledge. Employers must file a petition on behalf of the employee.
Who is eligible for an O-1 Visa?
The O-1 Visa is for individuals with extraordinary ability in fields like science, arts, education, business, or athletics. Applicants must provide evidence of recognition, such as awards, publications, or distinguished achievements in their field.
Discover more about the O-1 Visa here.
Investor and Business Visas
(E-2 and EB-5)
Investor and business visas enable foreign nationals to start, invest in, or expand businesses in the U.S. These visas are ideal for entrepreneurs and investors seeking to contribute to the U.S. economy.
What is an E-2 visa, and who is eligible?
How does the EB-5 visa work for investors?
Provides a pathway to permanent residency for foreign nationals investing at least $1,050,000 in a U.S. business that creates or preserves 10 full-time jobs. Applicants must meet strict financial and employment criteria.
Learn more about Form I-526 for EB-5 visas.
Can small business owners apply for these visas?
Yes, small business owners can apply for E-2 or EB-5 visas if they meet the investment and job creation criteria for the respective visa programs.
TN Visas for Professionals from Canada and Mexico
The TN Visa, under NAFTA/USMCA, allows Canadian and Mexican professionals to work in the U.S. in specific fields, such as engineering, law, or education.
What are the eligibility criteria for a TN Visa?
TN Visa applicants must be citizens of Canada or Mexico and have a job offer in a qualifying profession listed in the NAFTA/USMCA agreement. Proof of credentials, such as degrees or licenses, is required.
Learn more about the TN Visa here.
How long can I stay in the U.S. on a TN Visa?
TN Visas are valid for up to three years, with the possibility of renewal. However, applicants must show that their intent is temporary and not permanent.
Can my family join me on a TN Visa?
Yes, spouses and children under 21 can accompany TN Visa holders on a TD Visa. However, dependents cannot work in the U.S.
Free Evaluation
Expert legal counsel is rooted in years of dedicated training, hard work, and passion, in addition to a deep understanding of laws, precedents, and thoughtful deliberation. You'll discover all of this and beyond with Ernesto Gonzalez.
About Us
Ernesto Gonzalez, P.A. Law Offices specialize in personal injury, auto accidents, and immigration. Attorney Ernesto Gonzalez fights for victims' rights with a successful track record in auto accident cases and immigration
Contact info
1516 Hillcrest St. Suite 200A Orlando, FL 32803
We’re excited to have you here and want to make sure you understand how we can assist you:
Information Purpose:
The content on this site is for informational purposes, offering a glimpse into legal matters that might concern you. While informative, it's not legal advice. Your situation is unique, and we're here to offer tailored advice.
Connecting with Us:
Browsing our site is the first step toward finding solutions to your legal needs. To establish a direct line of communication and begin forming an attorney-client relationship, we encourage you to contact Attorney Ernesto Gonzalez via phone, chat, SMS, or email. We're eager to understand your situation and provide the guidance you need.
Communication Consent:
By engaging with this site, you agree to be contacted by Attorney Ernesto Gonzalez through various means, including phone, email, or other electronic methods. We use data from site interactions to better serve you and for marketing purposes. If you prefer not to receive communications via SMS, a simple "STOP" reply is all it takes to opt-out. For emails, an unsubscribe option is always available.
External Links:
For your convenience, our site includes links to third-party websites. These are provided for additional information and are not endorsed by Attorney Ernesto Gonzalez. We encourage you to review their content independently.
Up-to-Date Information:
We strive to keep our site's information accurate and current, reflecting the latest legal developments. However, for personalized advice that takes into account the most recent legal changes, reaching out to Attorney Ernesto Gonzalez is your best course of action.
Thank you for visiting our site. If you have questions or require legal assistance, Attorney Ernesto Gonzalez is ready to help through various communication channels.
All Rights Reserved | Law Offices of Ernesto Gonzalez P.A.