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Question96 · 2018-10-13 20:28:08

hey all is it possible for a Solicitor to get you to the states these days or what are the rules in the present day ?

13-10-2018 8:28pm

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hey all
is it possible for a Solicitor to get you to the states these days or what are the rules in the present day ?

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#2 13-10-2018 9:52pm

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Most work visa applications will need the help of an immigration attorney at some stage. The majority of work visas (L1/L2/H1B) require the employer to petition for them, same for green card applications. There are some classes of GC that you can self-petition for but even then you would want an attorney.

The only exception to this would the DV lottery visas and family class applications - generally they don't need an attorney.

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