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- Business/Employment Based Green Cards
- EB-1 (a) Alien Of Extraordinary Ability
- EB-1 (b) Outstanding Professor/Researcher
- EB-1 (c) Multinational Manager Or Executive
- PERM/Labor Certification
- NIW (National Interest Waiver)
- EB-2 Based On PERM (Advanced Degree/Exceptional Ability)
- EB-3 Based On PERM (Professionals, Skilled, And Other Workers)
- EB-4 Special Immigrants (Including Religious Professionals)
- Temporary/Work and Study Visas
- E-1/E-2 (Treaty Traders And Treaty Investors)
- E-3 (Advanced Degree/Specialty Occupation Workers From Australia)
- F-1 Or M-1 For Academic Or Vocational Studies
- STEM OPT
- H-1B (Specialty Occupations)
- L-1 (Intra-Company Executive/Manager Or Special Skills Transferees)
- O-1 (Extraordinary Ability Or Achievement In Science, Art, Education, Business, Sports, Film And Television)
- Internationally Recognized Athletes
- TN (For Canadians And Mexicans)
- Family-Based Green Cards
- Spouse Of A U.S. Citizen
- Unmarried Child Under 21
- Frequently-Asked Questions About Family-Based Immigration
- Family Preference Visa
- Family First Preference (F1): Unmarried Sons Or Daughters Of U.S. Citizens
- Family Second Preference (F2): Spouses, Minor Children, And Unmarried Children Over 21 Of Legal Permanent Residents
- Family Third Preference (F3): Married Sons And Daughters Of U.S. Citizens
- Family Fourth Preference (F4): Brothers And Sisters Of U.S. Citizens
- Citizenship And Naturalization Law
- Other Related Immigration Services