Helping You Get a Temporary Visitor's Visa
If you are a foreign national and plan to be in the United States for a limited period of time, you can obtain a non-immigrant visa that grants you lawful temporary status. Whether you are here as a student, for work or business, or simply for pleasure, a non-immigrant visa will secure your entry into the United States.
At Horan Law Offices, P.C., Attorneys at Law, in Phoenix, our attorneys handle all matters related to non-immigrant visas for people throughout Arizona. We love what we do and are passionate about protecting the rights of people who have traveled long distances to be in the United States. We aggressively represent you in all legal matters, but work hard to provide family-friendly advice in a down-to-earth environment. Our lawyers emphasize responsiveness and availability, striving to be there when you need questions answered.
To set up a confidential consultation, contact our office or call us toll-free at 888-459-5019.
Non-Immigrant Visas
We will handle all matters related to an application for a non-immigrant visa, preparing and filing all required documents to get your visa, and representing you in any hearings, proceedings or interactions related to your visa application. If you are entering the United States from a country that has a reciprocity agreement, we will take the necessary steps to allow you to travel within the US for up to 90 days without a visa.
We will also take the time to help you understand what you must carry with you when traveling in the United States. This includes:
- Your passport, issued by your home country, with the entry visa stamped on it
- The I-94 form attached to your passport
Types of Non-Immigrant Visas
We handle most types of non-immigrant visa applications, including:
- Business and Pleasure Visas:
- B-1: for temporary visitors for business purposes
- B-2: temporary visas for pleasure visits
- C-1/D visas: combined transit and crewman visas
- Business owners, managers and employees needing to stay in the United States for an extended period:
- E-1: for treaty traders, their spouses and children
- E-2: for treaty investors, their spouses and children
- Students, from elementary to college level:
- F-1: for students in academic or language training programs
- F-2: for spouses or children of F-1 visa applicants
- Specialty or in-demand occupations:
- H-1A: for registered nurses
- H-1B: for foreign nationals in specialty occupations or professions
- H-2A: for agricultural workers performing agricultural services not available in the United States
- H-2B: for agricultural workers providing other services unavailable in America
- H-3: trainee visas
- H-4: for spouses or children of H1, H2 or H3 visa applicants
- I visas: for representatives of foreign informational media, their spouses and children
- Exchange visitors for study, research or experience:
- J-1: exchange visitors
- J-2: for spouses or children of J-1 applicants
- Finance visas:
- K-1: for fiancés of U.S. citizens
- K-2: for children of K-1 aliens
- International companies needing to bring foreign workers to the United States:
- L-1: for intra-company transferee
- L-2: for spouses or children of L-1 visa holders/applicants
- M-1 visas: for students in vocation or other recognized non-academic programs
- M-2 visas: for spouses or children of M-1 applicants
- Extraordinary ability visas:
- O-1: for aliens of extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business or athletics
- O-2: individuals accompanying O-1 aliens
- O-3: for spouses or children of O-1 or O-2
- Entertainers and Athletes:
- P-1: for internationally recognized athletes or members of internationally recognized entertainment groups
- P-2: for artists or entertainers in reciprocal exchange program
- P-3: for artists or entertainers in a culturally unique program
- P-4: for spouses or children of P-1, 2, or 3 visa applicants
- Q visas: for participants in international cultural exchange program
- Religious Worker Visas:
- R-1: for aliens in a religious occupation
- R-2: for spouses or children of R-1 visa applicants
- S-5 visas: for certain aliens supplying critical information relating to a criminal organization or enterprise
- S-6 visas: for certain aliens supplying critical information relating to terrorism
- S-7 visas: for qualified family members of S-5 or S-6 visa applicants
- T visas: for individuals who are present in the U.S., American Samoa or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands as the result of trafficking
- U visas: for victims of certain crimes
- V visas: for spouses and children of green card holders who have been waiting at least three years to immigrate permanently to the U.S. and whose I-130 petitions were filed on or before December 21, 2000, the date of the enactment of LIFE.
Contact Horan Law Offices, P.C., Attorneys at Law
To set up a meeting, contact us or call our offices for an appointment. You can reach us toll-free at 888-459-5019.
