U.S. Immigration
HAYMAN-WOODWARD prides itself on being the premier immigration law firm in the world, the only firm with over 52,000+ approved green cards. We understand that the process of obtaining a green card is complex and complicated, which is why we make it simple. Our specialists remain up to date on the latest immigration laws and regulations to ensure every application is filed with the highest chances of success. Nothing left to chance. We safeguard the integrity of our clients, streamlining their transition to the United States with our personalized service and unwavering commitment.
There are numerous possibilities
EB-1A Extraordinary Ability Worker
EB-1B Outstanding Professor or Researcher
EB-2 Advanced Degree or Exceptional Ability
EB-2 NIW National Interest Waiver
EB-3 Skilled Worker, Professional, or Other Worker
EB-5 Investor
H-1B Specialized Occupation Worker
O-1 Extraordinary Ability Worker
What are the advantages of being an American citizen?
The benefits of being an American citizen include access to better job opportunities, voting rights, eligibility for public office, access to healthcare assistance programs, and the ability to sponsor family members for immigration. Additionally, American citizens enjoy full legal protection and can travel freely in and out of the United States.
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Our experience has resulted in many success stories, and most likely one of them is similar to your specific situation.
HAYMAN-WOODWARD has proven experience in immigration law and visa application, understanding the different types of visas you may be eligible for and which ones are best suited to your needs. With HAYMAN-WOODWARD by your side your dreams aren’t left to chance. Schedule a consultation with our immigration specialists today and take that first step to acquiring your green card.
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