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CB Immigration:
Your Trusted Partner in Immigration Law
At CB Immigration Law, we understand your trust in our firm is paramount, and we are dedicated to providing unwavering support throughout your immigration journey. We recognize the intricate nature of immigration laws and the challenges they pose. The immigration process can be complex, challenging, and cumbersome. Our experienced team is here to navigate you through the complexities of the immigration process with expertise and dedication, ensuring your peace of mind every step of the way.
BUSINESS
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EMPLOYMENT
Are Business Immigration and Employment Immigration the Same?
Business immigration law and employment immigration law are closely related areas of immigration law, but they focus on different aspects of immigration related to employment and business activities. Although similar, they focus on different aspects of the immigration process and goals. While business immigration law and employment immigration law share some similarities and may intersect in certain cases, they generally focus on different aspects of immigration related to business activities and employment opportunities. Business immigration law is concerned with facilitating business-related activities and investments, while employment immigration law is focused on facilitating the employment of foreign workers by employers.
FOCUS
Business Immigration
Business immigration law primarily deals with facilitating the entry of individuals into a country for the purpose of engaging in business-related activities. This may include investors, entrepreneurs, traders, and other business professionals who seek to start or invest in businesses, establish subsidiaries or affiliates, or conduct commercial activities in another country.
Employment Immigration
Employment immigration law focuses on the immigration of individuals for the purpose of employment. This includes foreign workers who are sponsored by employers to work in specific job positions within the country. Employment immigration law addresses issues such as work visas, labor certifications, employer sponsorship, and employment-based
green card.
APPLICANTS
Business Immigration
Business immigration law may apply to a broader range of individuals, including business owners, investors, executives, managers, entrepreneurs, and professionals seeking to engage in business activities in another country.
Employment Immigration
Employment immigration law primarily applies to foreign workers who are seeking employment opportunities in another country and require work authorization to legally work and reside there.
VISA CATEGORIES
Business Immigration
Business immigration law may involve various visa categories that are specifically designed for business-related activities, such as investor visas (e.g., EB-5 visa in the United States), entrepreneur visas, intra-company transfer visas, and treaty trader/investor visas (e.g., E-1 and E-2 visas in the United States).
Employment Immigration
Employment immigration law encompasses visa categories that are specifically tailored to meet the needs of employers and foreign workers, such as H-1B visas for specialty occupation workers, L-1 visas for intra-company transferees, and employment-based green cards (EB visas).
REQUIREMENTS
Business Immigration
Business immigration law may have specific requirements related to investment amounts, job creation, business plans, and the nature of the business activities in which the individual intends to engage.
Employment Immigration
Employment immigration law typically involves requirements related to job offers from employers, labor market tests, qualifications of the foreign worker, prevailing wage standards, and employer compliance with immigration regulations.
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