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EMPLOYMENT BASED IMMIGRATION PROCESSING

Immigration has become a sprawling subject, touching many lives and professions. Its implications involving the practice of law are no less complicated. Statewide or nationwide, our lawyers can be of service to your business or family.

At Harrison-Donaldson, Attorneys at Law, we handle both complex and straightforward employment-based immigration processing matters. Harrison-Donaldson works with local, national and multinational corporations in a wide range of fields, including energy, construction and highly specialized technology, to assist these companies with their employees' immigration needs. Our clients appreciate the creative solutions we have devised to reduce their immigration problems. You will, too. Whether you are a worker or an employer, we can help. Contact our full-service immigration attorneys to learn more.
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Employment-Based Immigrant Categories and Visas
With our employment-based immigration assistance, foreign workers can acquire a visa or green card through a variety of conditions and programs.

  • Professional workers or skilled and unskilled workers.
  • Priority workers, meaning persons of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors or researchers, and executives and managers of multinational companies (EB-1).
  • Professionals holding advanced degrees or persons of exceptional ability in the arts, sciences, or business.
  • Religious workers, persons seeking reacquisition of citizenship, returning residents, Panama Canal Treaty employees, commuters from borders, retired G-4 officers, foreign medical graduates, and court defendants.
  • Investors in companies employing at least 10 U.S. citizens or authorized immigrant workers (EB-5).
For temporary workers, the list of employment immigration visa categories include:
  • Nurses and other health professionals (H-1C)
  • Investors (E)
  • Representatives of foreign media companies (I)
  • Canadian and Mexican citizens performing professional-level work (TN)
  • Employees of international organizations (Q)
Our firm helps businesses hire the employees they need while assisting talented workers gain admittance to the United States. Some categories are subject to quotas. Most of them call for labor certification. We help employers and employees determine which type is the best path to a green card.

Speak with Harrison-Donaldson About Permanent Residence or Work Visas

Contact us to discuss your employment immigration issues. The sooner we speak with you, the sooner we can offer creative solutions for your immigration matters. Call us at (888) 753-2515, toll free.

Contact our law offices today to schedule your initial consultation about immigration through employment. We return after-hours calls promptly and can access interpreters if you need them.

FAMILY – BASED IMMIGRATION PROCESSING

Experienced Family Immigration Attorneys Based in Ohio

At the Columbus, Ohio, law offices of Harrison-Donaldson, we work to reunite families. Our experience with immigration law allows us to effectively reunite our clients with their families as quickly as is possible. We offer statewide, nationwide and worldwide legal guidance through the U.S. immigration process.

You may be a U.S. citizen who is engaged to a foreign national. You may be a U.S. legal permanent resident seeking a spouse's visa to come to the U.S. We are prepared to help in these and other family immigration situations. Please contact us for an initial consultation, so we can learn the details of your case and outline an appropriate course of action.
We are sympathetic to how relationships and situations can change. For this reason, we also assist individuals–both sponsors and those being sponsored–with divorce and dissolution. In matters of divorce between U.S. citizens and non-citizens, we are uniquely familiar with the complexities that may arise from these situations and support and guide our clients through these emotional matters. Whatever your need, we try to find a creative solution for it at Harrison-Donaldson.

Our Family Immigration Assistance

We will not stop working until we bring your family member (or family members) to the United States. As family immigration attorneys, we work diligently to help bring your loved ones here, so parents, siblings and adult children can be reunited.

We can help you navigate the various family-based immigration categories that exist, including immediate relative (IR), family preference (F) and fiancée/spouse (K1/K3). Some of the family-based immigration categories are impacted by quotas that restrict the number of immigrants who are permitted to enter the U.S. on an annual basis. The attorneys at Harrison-Donaldson, Attorneys at Law are experienced in filing I-130 petitions and family-based green card applications and can assist you with the associated medical examinations, fees and other requirements.
Family Non-Immigrant Visas
Several programs exist which permit children and spouses to accompany primary visa holders to the United States as dependents. The H-4 and L-2 visas are examples of such programs, through which temporary workers can bring their dependents to the United States. We are experienced immigration lawyers who can help you navigate this process.

Adoption Programs

We not only assist in the reassembling of families, but also help create new ones through programs related to international adoption. We help our clients stay informed about visa requirements and act as a liaison with the State Department to avoid delays.

We understand the anxiety that can overwhelm adoptive parents, and we strive to provide emotional, as well as legal support through this process. We do everything we can to accelerate the adoption process.

Contact Us Today: (888) 753-2515
If there is a business- or family-related immigration issue threatening your future, the experienced attorneys at Harrison Alo, Attorneys at Law can help you arrive at a creative solution. Contact the Columbus, Ohio, law offices of Harrison Alo, Attorneys at Law, by phone, fax, or e-mail to schedule an initial consultation.