Visa/Status & Other Immigration Law
1. Green Card
To live live in the U.S. permanently, you you need a Green Card.
There are several ways of becoming a green card holder (Lawful Permanent Resident or LPR).
(A) Through family. You can obtain a Green Card through sponsorship by a spouse, parent, child, sibling, etc.
(B) Through employment. You can obtain a Green Card through sponsorship by a company that will employ you.
(C) Through investment. You can obtain a Green Card by investing $800,000 (or $1,050,000 depending on the region) in the United States.
There are a few other methods, but they are omitted as they apply to a limited number of people.
2. Various Types of Visa & Status
Through our Hope Law Group, you can apply for various non-immigrant visas/statuses necessary for your stay in the United States.
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E-1 Treaty Trader Visa. ▶ View more information
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E-2 Investor Visa (Small Investment Visa). ▶ View more information
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F-1 Student Visa. ▶ View more information
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H-1B Specialty Occupation Visa. ▶ View more information
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L-1 Intracompany Transferee Visa. ▶ View more information
(☞ Difference between Visa and Status?)
3. Other Immigration Related Cases
At Hope Law Group, in addition to handling immigration law matters related to visas/status and obtaining permanent residency, we also handle other immigration law services.
• DACA Renewal. ▶ View more information
• Applying for a 10-year green card from a 2-year conditional green card. ▶ View more information
• Citizenship. ▶ View more information
• Permanent Residency Renewal. ▶ View more information
• Reentry Permit. ▶ View more information
• Waiver of Inadmissibility (I-601/I-601A Waiver). ▶ View more information