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For clergy and religious workers seeking to perform services in the U.S.

How We Can Help:
Organizational Compliance: Ensure the sponsoring organization meets non-profit criteria.
Detailed Support: Help prepare documents proving the applicant’s religious qualifications and duties.

Visas for Religious Workers (R-1)

For individuals recognized nationally or internationally in their fields, including:

* O-1A: Sciences, business, education, or athletics.
* O-1B: Arts and entertainment.
* P-1: Internationally recognized athletes and groups.

Key Documentation:
* Awards, media coverage, and published work.
* Letters from peers or industry leaders.

How We Can Help:
* Evidence Strategy: Compile strong, compelling evidence of extraordinary ability.
* Tailored Applications: Create industry-specific arguments to meet USCIS criteria.

Visas for Persons of Extraordinary Ability (O-1, P)

B-1/B-2 Visa: Comprehensive Guide

The B-1/B-2 visa is a non-immigrant visa for individuals traveling to the United States temporarily for business (B-1) or tourism (B-2). While both categories fall under the same visa classification, their purposes and requirements vary slightly.

Exchange Visitor Program Waivers (J-1)

J-1 visas promote cultural and educational exchange, covering scholars, interns, trainees, and au pairs. Some J-1 holders must return to their home country for two years unless they obtain a waiver.