Since the USCIS decided that O-1 musicians must work through an “agent for immigration purposes only,”

E-2 is a nonimmigrant status available to investors from certain countries who wish to operate a business in the U.S.

P-3 is a nonimmigrant status available to individuals who perform culturally unique services in the U.S.

A Polish organization asked us to bring a major entertainer into the U.S. for a special one-day performance.

A Korean computer researcher who had received her PhD in the laboratory of a distinguished professor in the field came to us to file her NIW case.

A Korean industrial research engineer came to us because a U.S. company that manufactured non-proprietary equipment in his field wished to file an EB-1B Outstanding Researcher case on his behalf.

Almost every year, we hear from musicians graduating from their university programs who want to file O-1 cases in time to perform during the summer.

A former client, a Japanese national and a musician, came to us with some wonderful news: he had secured a professorship in a music department at a university.

Our client, a Polish national, was a five-time winner of a major internationally recognized title in a particular area of athletics.