
H-1B Approval For Chef From Japan

Recently, we extended our track record of gaining H-1B approvals for restaurant workers in a case on behalf of a Japanese Restaurant. These approvals must show that the position requires a bachelor's degree, or that the duties are extremely complex and specialized. At times, it can be difficult to persuade the Immigration Service that a chef fills the requirements necessary. In this case, we are able to show the beneficiary was going to function as an Executive Chef, a managerial level which meets the H-1B requirements.
Do you need help with an immigration-related issue? We can help.
Contact Us TodayRecent Case Successes
-
EB-1A case approved for Indian national with retrogressed EB-2 case
-
Our client came to us when her OPT was close to expiration.
-
Our client was a scientist who had to leave the U.S. because he was not selected in the H-1B lottery. He explored the idea of an O-1A with his potential employer, and we went ahead with the case.