Employment-Based Visas
Work Visas
We help employers navigate the complex landscape of employment-based visas to hire and retain the global talent your business needs.
Hiring international talent requires navigating a complex system of visa categories, each with its own requirements, limitations, and timelines. At Atlas Immigration Law, we provide strategic guidance to help employers identify the right visa options for their workforce needs.
Our firm handles the full spectrum of employment-based nonimmigrant visas, including H-1B specialty occupation visas, L-1 intracompany transferee visas, O-1 extraordinary ability visas, TN visas for Canadian and Mexican professionals, and E-1/E-2 treaty visas.
We work closely with HR teams and hiring managers to streamline the visa process, ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements, and minimize disruption to your business operations. Our goal is to make international hiring as smooth as possible.
What We Offer
- H-1B specialty occupation visas
- H-1B cap registration and lottery
- L-1A and L-1B intracompany transfers
- O-1 extraordinary ability visas
- TN visas for Canadian and Mexican nationals
- E-1 treaty trader visas
- E-2 treaty investor visas
- H-1B and L-1 extensions and amendments
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Guides & Resources
Work Visas guides from our attorneys
Why H-1B Petitions Get RFEs, and How Employers Prevent Them
Most H-1B RFEs ask one of five questions. A petition built to answer them up front is less likely to be questioned — and easier to defend when it is.
October 2, 20269 min read
The O-1 Visa for Startup Founders: How the Petition Works
Founders cannot petition for themselves — but their own U.S. company, or a U.S. agent, can. Here is how an O-1A petition for a founder is built, and where it leads.
October 2, 20268 min read
How Much Investment Does an L-1 New Office Visa Need?
The most-asked L-1 question has no number for an answer. USCIS never set a minimum investment for a new office — it set a standard, and the amount that meets it depends on the business.
September 4, 20267 min read