Immigration Visas
We Americana Pacific Law Group, we provide personalized immigration solutions for individuals, families, students, and workers looking to liv, study, or work in the United States. Our team is committed to guiding you through each step of the visa process with clarity, compassion, and expertise.
Immigration Visa Categories
Each immigration case is unique, and our attorneys at Americana Pacific Law Group are here to ensure that your business, familial, or individual immigration needs are addressed with the highest level of attention.
Employment & Business Visas
If you are seeking employment in the U.S. or investing in a business, our attorneys can guide you through employer-sponsored and investor visa options.
- H-1B Visa — Speciality occupations requiring a bachelor’s degree or higher
- L-1 Visa — Intra-company transfers for executives and managers.
- E-2 Visa — Treaty investors starting or operating a U.S. business
- P Visa — Artists, Athletes, and entertainers
- R-1 Visa — Religious workers employed by nonprofit organizations
Student Visas
Whether you're enrolling in a U.S. school or participating in an exchange program, we can help you obtain the right visa for your education goals.
Green Cards & Permanent Residence
For those looking to establish permanent roots in the U.S., we assist with green card applications through employment, family sponsorships, or adjustment of status.
FAQs
Immigrant Visas are for individuals seeking permanent residence (a green card) in the U.S.
Non-Immigrant Visas are temporary, for specific purposes like studying (F-1), working (H1-B), or tourism (B-2).
It depends on the visa type.
- Student and work visas may take a few weeks to months.
- Family and employment-based green cards can take several months to years depending on priority dates and visa caps.
Most visas do require a sponsor:
- H1-B and L-1: A U.S. employer must sponsor you.
- Family-based visas: A U.S. citizen or permanent resident family member sponsors you.
- F-1 & J-1: The school or exchange program sponsors you.
Yes, many individuals may apply for a change of status while legally present in the U.S. However, this process can be complex and depends on your circumstances.
The EB-5 Visa grants a green card to investors who:
- Invest $800,000+ in a qualified U.S. business
- Create at least 10 full-time U.S. jobs
- Meet USCIS compliance and regional center guidelines