Strategic U.S. Immigration Solutions for Professionals, Executives & Extraordinary Talent
Secure the right U.S. work visa or employment-based Green Card with expert legal guidance tailored to your career, business, or extraordinary achievements.
Employment-Based Visas & Green Cards
Immigrant & Non-Immigrant Solutions for Professionals, Executives & Extraordinary Talent
EB-1 Visa
We help individuals with extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers, and multinational executives secure EB-1 visas with tailored, high-impact petitions.
EB-2 Visa (Including NIW)
Our firm crafts strong EB-2 and National Interest Waiver cases for clients with advanced degrees or exceptional ability—maximizing your path to U.S. permanent residency.
EB-3 Visa
We streamline the EB-3 process for skilled and unskilled workers. Our attorneys ensure your petition is accurate, complete, and supported for success
Temporary Work Visa Services
We assist clients in securing U.S. non-immigrant work visas such as H-1B, L-1A/L-1B, O-1, P, TN, and I visas. Our attorneys craft strategic petitions tailored to your profession, employer, and long-term goals.
Why Choose Arce Immigration Law
Proven Success Across Employment-Based Visa Categories
We’ve helped thousands of clients successfully secure EB-1, EB-2 NIW, PERM labor certifications, and other employment-based green cards across industries like STEM, healthcare, finance, and education.
Board-Certified Immigration Attorney Leadership
Led by Board-Certified Immigration & Nationality Law Attorney Carmen Arce, our firm provides expert, strategic guidance focused on employment-based and business immigration success.
Personalized Employment Visa Strategies
No two careers — and no two petitions — are alike. We craft customized strategies that align your unique achievements with the strongest visa pathways available.
Full-Service Support for U.S. Work Visas and Green Cards
From eligibility assessments to USCIS filings and green card interviews, we stand by you through every step of the employment-based immigration process.
Your questions answered
Common Questions
What’s the difference between an employment-based visa and an employment-based Green Card?
An employment-based visa (such as H-1B or L-1) allows temporary work in the U.S. for a specific employer. An employment-based Green Card (such as EB-1, EB-2, or EB-3) grants permanent residency and the ability to live and work in the U.S. long-term. Our firm helps clients transition from temporary work visas to permanent status.
How long does it take to get an employment-based Green Card?
Processing times vary based on the visa category, country of origin, and whether PERM labor certification is required. For example, EB-1 and EB-2 NIW cases may move faster than EB-3. We provide up-to-date timelines and guide you through each stage of the process.
What type of visa is best for executives, researchers, or extraordinary professionals?
High-level professionals may qualify for O-1 visas (temporary) or EB-1 Green Cards (permanent) based on extraordinary ability, executive roles, or academic achievements. Our legal team specializes in building strong cases that highlight your qualifications and ensure USCIS compliance.
Explore Your U.S. Employment Immigration Options
Employment-based immigration can offer different paths depending on your experience, achievements, professional background, and long-term goals in the United States.
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