Work and Investor Visas Attorneys
The experienced immigration attorneys at Goldstein & Scopellite, PC, can help if you need help with Dallas work visas or investor visas. Our attorneys put decades of experience to work for you to ensure that you receive the knowledgeable representation you require.
Work and Investor Visas
Contact our Dallas immigration lawyers if you need help with a work or investor visa application. We provide a full range of visa application services, including:
- Business-based permanent resident visas
- Temporary worker visas
- All Work and business visas: L, H-1B, H-2, H-3, H-4, J-1, O, P, E, TN
- Investment visas: E-1, E-2, EB-5
Whether you are a professional seeking a company transfer visa, worker seeking a temporary work visa, person with extraordinary ability or education seeking to come to the United States, or an investor seeking a path to permanent residency, we can help.
Get the right help with Dallas Work Visas today
If your visa application is denied, it could take a great deal of time to get a visa in the future. We are very thorough in the way that we manage visa applications. We take time to meet with you personally, speak with you, listen to you and answer your questions.
Our immigration attorneys are committed to getting it right the first time so you have the best opportunity to have your visa application granted. Whether you need help with a visa application or need help with a visa extension, we can provide the experienced and dedicated representation you require.
NOTE: Currently this firm does not file cases with USCIS, DHS or the BIA, However, we can work to research and prepare your case and your packages or briefs, so that they can be presented to another immigration attorney for submission of your package to USCIS, DHS or the BIA.
Contact Goldstein & Scopellite, PC
If you need to speak with an experienced immigration lawyer about your case, please contact Goldstein & Scopellite, PC, in Dallas, Texas. We may be reached at 214-351-9100. You may also contact us by e-mail.
