What are the different types of visa?
How long does my visa last?
Are “Visa” and “Status” the same thing?
Find out the answers to these questions and more in our second Q&A video, available here:
Visas – An Introduction
In the video, we analyze:
A good introductory video for those becoming familiar with US visas.
A Personalized Service, Where Client Satisfaction is our Top Priority
We provide a service that is hand-crafted and tailor-made to each client’s needs. We are committed to providing a work that is focused, swift and artisanal. We go so far as to take on few cases, ensuring each case receives the individualized attention it deserves. Our marketing is and shall remain the word-of-mouth recommendations of our satisfied customers. Our relationship with clients is grounded on absolute transparency and collaboration: we constantly engage with the client so that each step of the process is understood.
Unparalleled Quality at Competitive Prices
HJC-LAW is designed to prioritize efficiency. We are a modern and proudly 100% digital office that maintains a streamlined structure. There are no "departments" or "sectors" here and the idea of scale production is abhorred. A single team handles each case from start to finish. This allows us to focus on what really matters - the cases - and, at the same time, pass on the savings resulting from this efficient and flexible approach to our clients.
Cases Prepared by Specialized Attorneys
HJC-LAW offers attorney services. The person handling your case will always be an attorney with the support of a paralegal. We don't employ dispatchers. The attorney’s involvement is continuous, direct and intense. Our team is made up of veterans of the field.
Specialized in Professional and Investor Visas
While our client portfolio is diverse – we have helped professionals of many different industries obtain their visas – our area of expertise remains laser-focused on what we excel at. We specialize in professional visas, with emphasis on those that can result in a self-sponsored Green Card (e.g. EB1 and EB2-NIW) or allow long-term stays in the U.S. (e.g. L1, H-1B, E1, E2, P, R, O).
