Temporary Visa Lawyer

B-1, B-2 & EAD: Visas For Business, Tourism & Medical Treatment
If you are planning a temporary trip to the US, it’s essential to secure the right visa to make your visit a breeze. The USCIS offers the B-1 and B-2 for foreign individuals wishing to visit the US for leisure, business, or medical care.
The B-1 visa allows travelers to stay in the US for up to one year, with the option to extend their stay for an additional six months. It’s common for visitors to receive an initial admission period of six months. However, the real challenge arises when petitioning the USCIS for a temporary employment visa. As a result, numerous employees and companies opt to collaborate with a knowledgeable temporary visa attorney to enhance their chances of success with applications.
Our non-immigrant visa lawyers at the Law Offices of Mary Kennedy are ready to help you untangle these challenges. We assist clients worldwide in exploring various work options and securing their visas to achieve their professional aspirations.
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B-1/B-2 Visa For Business & Tourist Visitors
The B-1 and B-2 visas are granted for foreign nationals traveling temporarily to the US on business agendas (B-1), tourism (B-2), or both. With our guidance, we help you obtain the right visa for your purpose.
Employment Authorization Document (EAD)
Temporary Visas: Eligibility Criteria
Specialized Professionals
Business Travelers
Temporary Workers
Tourists & Visitors
Students & Trainees
Cultural Artists & Athletes
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How many visits to the US are permitted for B-1 and B-2 visas?
Basically, B-1 and B-2 visas are multiple entry visas, meaning they can be used to enter the US multiple times. There are no specific limitations to the number of visits per year using these visas. However, it entirely depends on the circumstances of your visit and the discretion of the CBP officers reviewing your case each time you enter the US.
Nevertheless, it is important to remember that both B-1 and B-2 visas are only for temporary business, tourist, or medical visits. They cannot be used to living in the country long-term or permanently.
How will your attorneys assist me with temporary visa applications?
Our temporary visa attorneys prioritize your immigration case through regular communication and flexible services. We can assist you in obtaining your temporary visa, regardless of the type. Our team is available to discuss your case via phone, email, or Skype. You can also visit our office in Schaumburg for a direct discussion.
What is the application process for the Employment Authorization Document (EAD)?
Given below is the EAD application process:
- Complete Form I-765 or Application for Employment Authorization.
- Submit it along with the required documentation.
- Pay the required fees to the USCIS.
Let us support you in crafting your application to make sure it fulfills all the essential requirements for success. Our temporary visa lawyers help you navigate the process with confidence!
What documents are required for a temporary visa application?
The documents you need may differ based on the visa type you are applying for, but typically, you will require:
- A valid passport
- Evidence of financial stability
- A letter describing your reason for visiting
- Other documents specific to your visa category
Our team will offer you a comprehensive checklist customized to your circumstances.