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Work Visas · Tampa, FL

Work Visas for Families and Individuals in Tampa

E-2, H-1B, L-1 and other employment visas. Tampa immigration attorney Emel Ersan prepares your case thoroughly, tells you the truth about your options, and stays with you to approval.

How I handle work visas cases

From the E-2 investor visa that let me help many clients open or buy businesses in Tampa, to H-1B and L-1 transfers, I help employers and employees get lawful work status, and keep it.

What I prepare for you

  • E-2 treaty investor visas
  • H-1B specialty occupation visas
  • L-1 intracompany transfers
  • Work permit (EAD) applications

Who this is for

  • Entrepreneurs and investors seeking an E-2 treaty investor visa
  • Professionals applying for or renewing H-1B specialty occupation visas
  • Multinational companies transferring employees on L-1 visas
  • Anyone needing a work permit (EAD) to work lawfully while their case is pending

Common questions about Work Visas

What is an E-2 visa and who qualifies?

The E-2 is a treaty investor visa for nationals of treaty countries who make a substantial investment in a U.S. business. I've helped many clients use E-2 visas to open or buy businesses in Tampa.

How long can I stay on an E-2 visa?

The E-2 is typically granted in increments of up to five years and can be renewed indefinitely as long as the business continues to qualify. Spouses may be eligible to work in the U.S.

How long does an H-1B visa take?

H-1B is subject to an annual cap and lottery in many cases, plus processing times at USCIS. Premium processing is sometimes available to speed things up. We help you plan the timing.

Can my family come with me on a work visa?

In most employment visa categories, your spouse and unmarried children under 21 can join you on derivative visas, and spouses may be eligible for work authorization.

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