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I-9 Compliance
Help for employers understanding employment-verification responsibilities, identifying compliance concerns, and maintaining appropriate practices.
- Employer responsibilities
- Compliance review
- Verification practices
White Plains, NYC
Business Immigration Services
Get personalized immigration guidance for employers, entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals navigating U.S. business immigration. We assist with H-1B, L-1, E-2, O-1, TN, PERM, EB-1, EB-2, EB-5, and other employment-based immigration options. Virtual consultations are available.
- Temporary Work Visas
- Investor & Entrepreneur Visas
- PERM & Employment Green Cards
- Virtual Consultations Available
Business Immigration Services in New York
Growing a business, hiring international talent, or pursuing employment-based immigration in the United States can involve complex legal requirements and detailed documentation.
At E-Z Immigration, we provide personalized business immigration services to employers, entrepreneurs, professionals, investors, and businesses navigating the U.S. immigration system.
Our team assists with temporary and employment-based immigration matters, including H-1B, L-1, E-2, TN, O-1, P, R, K, and J-1 visas, PERM Labor Certification, and employment-based Green Card options such as EB-1, EB-2 National Interest Waiver, and EB-5.
Whether you are an employer looking to hire a foreign worker, a professional seeking to work in the United States, or an entrepreneur exploring U.S. business opportunities, we can help you understand your available immigration options.
Our Business Immigration Services in White Plains
Every employment or business immigration case is different. Eligibility depends on your qualifications, employer, business structure, nationality, proposed position, investment, and immigration history. Explore our services below to learn more about the options that may apply to your circumstances.
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H-1B Visa
Guidance for employers and foreign professionals pursuing qualifying specialty-occupation employment in the United States.
- Position requirements
- Worker qualifications
- Petition preparation
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L-1 Visa
Support for qualifying companies transferring executives, managers, or specialized-knowledge employees to a related U.S. organization.
- L-1A
- L-1B
- New U.S. offices
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E-2 Visa
Guidance for qualifying treaty-country nationals investing in and developing a U.S. business.
- Investment
- Business structure
- Source of funds
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TN Visa
Support for qualifying Canadian and Mexican professionals seeking temporary U.S. employment in covered professions.
- Nationality
- Profession
- Qualifications
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O-1 Visa
Assistance for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement and the employers or agents supporting their petitions.
- Eligibility evidence
- Recognition
- Documentation
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P Visa
Guidance for certain athletes, artists, entertainers, and other qualifying participants under the applicable P classification.
- Athletes
- Artists
- Entertainers
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R Visa
Support for qualifying religious organizations and religious workers navigating the R-1 process and documentation.
- Religious workers
- Qualifying organizations
- R-1 documentation
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K Visa
Guidance for eligible U.S. citizens and qualifying family members bringing a fiancé(e) or spouse to the United States.
- Fiancé(e) visas
- Spouse visas
- Eligibility review
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J-1 Visa
Support for exchange visitors participating in approved educational and cultural exchange programs.
- Interns
- Trainees
- Scholars & researchers
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PERM Labor Certification
Help for employers navigating recruitment, prevailing-wage considerations, documentation, and permanent-residence requirements.
- Recruitment
- Prevailing wage
- Employer documentation
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EB-1 / EB-2 & National Interest Waiver
Employment-based Green Card guidance for qualifying professionals with extraordinary ability, advanced degrees, or exceptional ability.
- EB-1
- EB-2
- National Interest Waiver
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EB-5 Visa
Guidance for qualifying investors pursuing permanent residence through investment and job creation under the EB-5 program.
- Qualifying investment
- Job creation
- Case documentation
Who we help
Business Immigration Options for Employers & Professionals
Business immigration can serve different purposes depending on your goals. You may be an:
- Employer hiring international professionals
- Business owner expanding into the United States
- Foreign company establishing a U.S. office
- Investor planning to operate a U.S. business
- Professional seeking temporary U.S. employment
- Highly accomplished professional pursuing a Green Card
- Employer sponsoring a worker for permanent residence
The appropriate immigration category depends on your individual circumstances. A business immigration lawyer can help you understand the available options and their requirements.
Popular immigration services
Looking for help with a visa or immigration application?
Start with one of these frequently researched immigration topics, or contact our team if you are unsure which pathway fits your circumstances.
How Our Business Immigration Process Works
A clear strategy helps employers, entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals understand their options, prepare the right evidence, and move through each stage with confidence.
Start With a Consultation-
Initial Consultation
We start by understanding your business, employment situation, immigration history, qualifications, and goals.
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Immigration Strategy
We review your circumstances and identify potential visa or employment-based immigration pathways that may be appropriate.
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Documentation & Case Preparation
We help identify and organize the forms, business records, employment documents, financial information, and other supporting evidence relevant to your case.
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Filing & Case Guidance
We guide you through the applicable filing process and help you understand what to expect after your petition or application is submitted.
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Ongoing Support
Immigration cases can involve requests for additional evidence, interviews, notices, or other developments. We provide guidance throughout the process.
Each business immigration matter is different. The process and requirements depend on the employer, applicant, immigration category, and individual circumstances.
Why Choose E-Z Immigration?
Business immigration can affect your employees, operations, and long-term plans. Clear legal guidance can help you understand the requirements before moving forward.
Discuss Your Immigration Needs-
Personalized Immigration Guidance
We take the time to understand your business and immigration objectives before discussing potential options.
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Business-Focused Support
Our services cover temporary work visas, investor visas, employment-based immigration, and other business-related immigration matters.
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Clear Communication
We explain immigration requirements and processes in straightforward language so you can make informed decisions.
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Support for Employers & Individuals
Whether you are an employer sponsoring a worker or an individual pursuing an employment-based option, we can help you understand the process.
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Convenient Virtual Consultations
Discuss your immigration needs remotely through convenient virtual consultations with our team.
Thoughtful business immigration guidance in Westchester, White Plains, and through virtual consultations.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Business Immigration
Find general information about business visas, employer sponsorship, investment options, and temporary or permanent employment-based immigration.
Ask Our TeamImportant: Every immigration matter depends on its individual facts. A consultation can help you understand which options may apply.
What is business immigration?
Business immigration generally refers to immigration pathways that allow qualifying foreign nationals to work, invest, manage businesses, or pursue employment-based permanent residence in the United States.
Which business visa is right for me?
There is no single visa that is right for every business owner or professional. Your nationality, qualifications, employer, business structure, investment, job duties, and long-term goals can all affect which immigration options may be available.
Can a U.S. company sponsor a foreign employee?
Certain U.S. employers may be able to sponsor eligible foreign workers for temporary or permanent employment-based immigration. The appropriate category depends on the employee’s qualifications, position, and the requirements of the applicable immigration classification.
Can I start or expand my business in the United States?
Certain immigration categories may provide options for qualifying entrepreneurs and investors. For example, E-2 may be available to qualifying treaty-country nationals who make a qualifying investment, while EB-5 provides an immigrant investor pathway subject to specific requirements.
What is the difference between temporary and permanent business immigration?
Temporary classifications such as H-1B, L-1, O-1, E-2, and TN generally provide temporary immigration status, subject to their specific requirements and limitations. Employment-based immigrant categories such as EB-1, EB-2, and EB-5 can provide potential pathways toward lawful permanent residence.
Do I need a business immigration attorney?
You are not always required to have an attorney, but business immigration cases can involve complex eligibility rules, employer requirements, business documentation, and evidence. Professional legal guidance may be particularly valuable when a case involves multiple options or complicated circumstances.
Take the next step
Get Started With Business Immigration Services
Choosing the appropriate immigration strategy is an important first step.
Whether you are hiring international talent, transferring an employee to the United States, investing in a business, or exploring an employment-based Green Card, E-Z Immigration provides personalized guidance for employers, entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals navigating the U.S. immigration system.